The balcony of my house is an outward pick, the outer lift is 1 8 meters long, and the inner length

Don't know what your square meter means? Is it the area you enclose? If so, then the height of your closure should be meters, not very low, and you have to consider the load-bearing safety capacity of the beam and the direction finding and collapse resistance of the closed part (wind, unforeseen human direction finding extrusion force).

This depends on whether your material is clay hollow brick or fly ash hollow brick. It is best to choose the latter, and the direction finding aspect should be added to the vertical reinforcement in the wall, and there is a fixed riveting with the upper and lower beams (the embedded reinforcement joints can be punched on the upper and lower beams) to resist the lateral stress. However, it is recommended to use prefabricated concrete board and then close it by welding, or you can use two woodworking boards to directly make a board closed wall, and the outer side is made of high-quality waterproof board, and the inner side is not ordinary woodworking board or gypsum board, which is simple and practical, and is not purely in the safety problem.

Generally, the balcony bearing is not very high, it is recommended not to do this, if you really want to do it, please use light materials, use hollow brick seals for the time being, but the shockproof coefficient will be reduced, please consider carefully.

Yes, be sure to hire a professional construction team.

Safe, according to the requirements of the load of the balcony is, the bearing, the thickness of the wall you build, the hollow brick is about 1KN per cubic meter, A and B are used in two places with plastic steel windows according to 50KG M2, the approximate load, so the bearing is no problem, but I don't know how strong the mortar is when you lay bricks, it is not insured during the earthquake.

It's okay to bear the load, I think the question is, how high is the wall you built and what reinforcement measures have been taken? As long as the walls are strong. I think it's safer to use foam board walls.

THE BALCONY LOAD SEEMS TO BE 250KG SQUARE METERS, YOU DO THE MATH. I don't think it's a big problem.

The balcony is not mainly load-bearing on the side, so it will not be unsafe. It's best to add some steel strips to the side walls... Safer and more robust.

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