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Anonymous users2024-01-24Cracks in the floor slab are undoubtedly a quality problem, but even if there are cracks, they will not collapse, and the premise of the collapse must be that the steel bars are broken, otherwise it is impossible to collapse. And how can the steel bar be easily broken?! Rest assured.
I hope my answer can help you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Floors don't collapse! Feel relieved.
To collapse is the whole building.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The cracks at the corners of the ceiling are somewhat related to the cracks in the floor slab, and whether the construction technology of the ceiling is reasonable to deal with the gaps
It is best to be able to apply a waterproofing layer on the roof. If the roof is no longer equipped with construction conditions, it can only be treated indoors for high-pressure grouting and plugging.
If the construction conditions are no longer available on the roof, the high-pressure grouting can only be carried out on the ceiling.
Complaints should be resolved with the quality supervision department of the Construction Bureau. If necessary, request media exposure to resolve. I hope my answer can help you.
If you don't want to knock out the re-pouring, you have to change the layout of the original room and add a wall in the middle (this wall also needs to be laid.
I can't see this, so there shouldn't be much of a problem.