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Anonymous users2024-01-24Generally speaking, it is unsafe, and even aggravates the insecurity, for example, you take two pieces of plywood for testing, put a brick on the top and bottom of the joint, the plywood is very safe, if you move the brick below 1 meter, the weight above will bend the plywood, and you can judge it immediately, you can only add beams and columns at the original wall position, and the load-bearing wall can be partially removed! Don't move!
Yes, after shoveling to do waterproofing, generally do about one meter eight height, after shoveling you have to do the front leveling again, hang the front wire fence to prevent the bricks from falling off and then re-tiling, the total cost of you combined with the local price and labor costs to calculate it.
Ask for structural drawings from the property, some are not load-bearing walls and can be dismantled casually.
If it does not belong to the load-bearing wall, it can be removed, because the above window will generally be made of beams during construction, and at worst, there are reinforced beams, and the weight is pressed on the column twice; There is a premise that the property management or unit must agree, otherwise it is easy to dispute opinions downstairs.
Generally, it is about 250 kilograms per square meter.
There is a sorghum on the top of the bathroom wall, which can be beaten, and the pass is the pillar of the balcony, and it cannot be beaten.