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Anonymous users2024-01-24Can't knock, it's a shear wall.
The solid black part of the picture can't be knocked, but the others can.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It can be dismantled, but you need a professional reinforcement company to give you a reinforcement plan to cut you to reinforce.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This is a load-bearing wall according to the floor plan and cannot be knocked.
It's better not to.
Demolition of the wall between the balcony and the room usually refers to the removal of the wall between the windows (the wall buttress between the door and the window), the wall under the window, the door and the wall at the edge of the window, which mainly bear the role of vertical load and horizontal seismic force in the structure. After these walls are demolished, a large door opening is formed between the balcony and the room, which changes the original working state and mechanical performance of the structure, and its hazards are mainly manifested in: >>>More
You can knock it off, but for more stability, you'd better look at the outermost end of the wall between the living room and the balcony. Because in many commercial houses, the outermost end of the wall between the living room and the balcony is concrete. Although this concrete has little effect on the structure, it belongs to the structural column and carries its own weight. >>>More
Generally, the exterior wall cannot be knocked down, but if it is not a load-bearing structural wall, this is mainly to look at the original building structure drawing.
Yes, not load-bearing walls. This wall only serves as a dry and wet separation.
As long as it's not a load-bearing wall.