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Anonymous users2024-01-24This depends on the structure of your house, if you live in a multi-storey (6-storey) brick and concrete structure, the walls cannot be smashed, all walls are load-bearing walls. If it is a high-rise or a small high-rise, it is generally an infill wall, which can be smashed, but pay attention to the concrete pillars and concrete walls when smashing, which cannot be smashed and are load-bearing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Whether the wall can be smashed depends on the annotation on the original drawing, if it is a load-bearing wall, it must not be smashed, and vice versa.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It depends on the structure of the house. If it is a brick-concrete structure, it cannot be smashed, and if it is a frame structure, as long as it is not a load-bearing wall, it can basically be smashed.
If there is no entrance, just install a screen.
There is only one condition you state: "the door is open to the south." (It is not said whether it is a building or a villa, or a rural farmhouse), so according to this "door is open to the south" condition: >>>More
Just in case, it is recommended that the floor of the kitchen be slightly lower, because the kitchen has running water pipes, and if the water pipes leak or the sink drain is blocked and there is no one at home, the water will overflow into the living room and dining room, and the floor will arch. But if the floor of the living room is stone or floor tiles, it doesn't matter.
Light brown sofa and pale yellow curtains. Personally, I think this match is more elegant.
It's okay to hang it carefully, but there are safety risks. >>>More
To be good, it must be better to buy the board yourself and ask the carpenter to customize it, regardless of the quality or size, you can completely control it yourself.