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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are several reasons, one is that the underlying painting is not done well. (If it is a concrete slab wall, it must be plucked at the base level and then paved with bricks). 2. It is the quality of cement (cement that leaves the factory without reaching the stable period). 3 is the overall subsidence of the building or the original wall subsidence (may be smaller).
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Is it still unoccupied?
Normalizing the ventilation of the windows and making the indoor air always fresh is the king. In addition, more activated carbon is placed in the living room to absorb residual harmful gases. There is nothing else to do. I hope my answer can help you.
To put it simply, the place you demolished is not the only load-bearing area in that area, and my understanding is that it cannot be demolished.
The slip resistance of the bathroom should be good, and it needs to be selected individually. Other bricks can be used in spaces such as living rooms, which have the same effect and save materials.
I don't know if there is a door between the balcony and the living room, if there is, then change the sliding door. Wrap a door cover. Curtains are a must. >>>More
A single brick wall can be demolished, and the thickness of the wall is greater than or equal to 24 cm is a load-bearing wall, which must not be demolished. In addition to the partition wall of the bathroom and the kitchen, the brick-concrete structure of the house is a load-bearing wall, and the main wall of some houses is a concrete wall, and there are also brick walls inside. If your home is full of 24 walls, it is recommended that your decoration design be based on the current room design, and do not have any discrepancies, such as random demolition or something, the consequences are very serious.