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Anonymous users2024-01-24It can be, but pay attention to a problem, if your house is a high-rise, the result is that there are beams passing through the inside of your bathroom, and the enlarged part is not waterproof, and it is easy to leak to the lower floors, which will affect the normal use of other people's homes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Do bathrooms have non-load-bearing walls?
1. If there is such an incident as the wall falling and people dying, it is necessary to ask the professional functional department to confirm it, and no one has the right to approve the matter. Whether there is no reinforcement or not is not the main problem, because before doing anything, it is necessary to consider the consequences
If the waterproof area of the wall is too large, it will affect the pasting effect of the tile (it is easy to hollow out for a long time, it is not necessary If you are worried that the shower water will soak the wall and cause the latex paint on the back wall to fall off, then paint the waterproof on the back wall and then batch the ash.
The side of the bathroom drop plate is concrete, if you ask below the bottom elevation of the drop board, that is, the 12 non-load-bearing walls of the next layer, of course, it is built after the back, and you want to demolish it.
Yes, the expansion of the toilet area needs to be designed by a first-class architectural design institute before it can be changed, otherwise it cannot be changed, and it is generally not easy to change when it comes to waterproofing and pipeline direction.
Don't build it, because there are no beams under the place where you want to build the wall, and the concrete and steel bars on the ground alone cannot bear the load. Other partition methods can be selected.