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Anonymous users2024-01-24Gypsum board, plastering, in fact, is very simple, to get out like a room, to make people feel that there is a private space, so that it is easy to rent.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Don't know what the height of your house is? Generally, the size of the board is 122*244 cm, if it is sealed to the top, it will have a little impact on the future use of the living room, and it is not recommended to do it. Personally, I think you can choose to move the screen, go to the market to see or buy your own board with hardware combinations, if the board feels not good-looking, you can paste the landscape painting on it, which is suitable for short-term use, and has little impact on the future use of the original living room.
If it is a long-term condition, it is still necessary to fix the plate.
You can use the folding art screen on both sides of the semi-enclosure, vacate the middle, and simulate the bed to be arranged into a kang in the northeast, put a kang table and a kang cabinet (kang qin) on the bed, and put the bedding pillows into the kang cabinet during the day, which is convenient to take out and use at night. It can be changed to make up for the space and inconsistency occupied by the bed in the living room, and can be used as a reception for visitors when necessary, saving the space for placing the sofa. It feels like a deliberately simulated northern style of décor ......
If there is no extension, no sewer pipe has been modified, no support wall or column has been moved, and the increased part has no effect on the load-bearing, in principle, it does not affect the acceptance. >>>More
There must be a reason, right? Deal with the cause first. If they do it for no reason, then you go to their house to and pee and throw away sanitary napkins.
It has finished products to sell.
If it is only separated by wooden boards, it does not belong to changing the structure of the house. Changing the structure of the house means that the main structure of the house (including roofs, floors, beams, columns, stairs, supports, walls, connection points and foundations), load-bearing structures (including load-bearing walls, poles, columns, frame columns, and support piers, roof trusses, and suspension cables) or significantly increase the load.