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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, it is best to have the design go to the site to look at it, calculate and implement the specific measures for the load-bearing beams. To be both beautiful, there are no safety sequelae, after all, a lifetime thing
This wall is a load-bearing wall, you are in the middle, the load-bearing wall is made of hollow red bricks, you have to deal with it as soon as possible, you dare to tear down the load-bearing wall in a house without beams?!
The thickness of 20 cm is generally a partition wall, which does not play a load-bearing role, and the thickness of 14 cm is definitely a partition wall, and the picture is a hollow brick, which can better explain that it is a partition wall, so it can be removed.
What a mistake! It is perfectly fine to erect a pole dancing pillar at the dark beam of the floor slab. If you stand on the pillars of the roof, it will not work. >>>More
The overall size is 7x8m, if you want to make a partition on the third floor, the size of the beam below should be at least 25 cm wide, 60 cm or more high, and there should be structural columns at both ends, otherwise the local compressive stress will be too large to make the wall crack hope to adopt
How big is the rebar. How to distribute, not simply say that the beam can be, it needs to be calculated.