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Anonymous users2024-01-24No problem, the big brother upstairs remembered it wrong! Conventional dwelling, floor slab live load 2kn m² (with 2T). However, because the balcony is mostly cantilevered, it is not recommended that you overload it! As long as the construction is fine, you can use it with confidence!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23What is your 10cm thick cushion made of? Don't tell me it's sand cement...
Since it is flat, it can be paved with floor tiles, and in general, there is no need to add reinforcement, and it is not much use to add reinforcement.
Yes, otherwise the board of your balcony is not good, and the board of the balcony is generally lower than that of the interior, so there must be edge beams, and the light cantilever can not make the falling board.
No, besides, if you build the columns, you don't have the feeling of a cantilevered balcony.
According to the requirements of the code, it must start from the edge of the outer wall and extend into 2100mm). >>>More
Nodes B, C, and D can be found on page 89 of the 311 and G101-1 atlases.