Can a load bearing wall be knocked out in half? Is it dangerous to do so?

Knocking on the wall and making holes is a "nerve-wracking" thing for the house. In order to increase the use of space area or beautification effect, it is a matter of putting the cart before the horse, and not hesitating to arbitrarily change the structure of the house, which affects the practical life of the house. If we can have a healthier concept of decoration, we will not have such confusion.

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It is load-bearing, and if you remove half of it, the house will be less earthquake-resistant and there may be cracks in the walls or the risk of the floor collapse. I just want to change this, what to do, to find the construction structure of the building, or find a friend who understands architecture to look at the house, if it is a frame structure.

There are obvious pillars in the house, which means that the concrete load-bearing wall you think is actually a wall filled with concrete in the later stage, and it has been negotiated with the property and hit. Because the load-bearing wall is the load-bearing function of the house, especially if you remove half of the high-rise building, the earthquake resistance of the house will be reduced, and the wall may crack or the floor may collapse. Safety first, be cautious.

It is best not to dismantle the load-bearing wall, it is best not to dismantle it at all, let alone dismantle half, because the weight of the house depends on the load-bearing wall to bear the load, for the sake of safety, it is best to avoid the load-bearing wall when decorating, in short, safety is the most important. Judging by the sound, when you knock on the wall, it is the light wall that has a crisp big echo, while the load-bearing wall should not have too much sound. The load-bearing walls are mostly dull and have no echo.

on the building structure.

But not at all. Then the house plan they designed is often not obviously divided into load-bearing walls and non-load-bearing walls. Most of the home decoration designers know that the designed house plan often has a clear wall structure marking

That is, the black lines of the load-bearing wall and the hollow lines of the non-load-bearing wall.

Before decoration, you must do a good job of planning, especially for hydropower renovation, if possible, it is best to make formal renovation drawings, as well as decoration renderings and construction drawings.

If you look closely at your picture, you can still see that the black bold part is a load-bearing wall, and the slightly thinner black line is not a load-bearing wall, such as the line connected to the bathroom in the master bedroom.

Load-bearing walls should never be knocked down, and doing so will cause the house to lose its stability and balance, which is very dangerous.

Load-bearing walls should not be broken in half. I think it's a very dangerous thing to do this, in case of a ** or other natural disaster, there is a possibility that the house will collapse.

Dangerous! A load-bearing wall is a wall that supports the weight of the upper floors, which is the backbone that supports the building. Load-bearing walls are an important part of determining indoor safety. In principle, the load-bearing wall cannot be punched or damaged!

Summary. Hello dear, I'm glad to serve you, and will try to help you answer it!Half of the load-bearing wall in the house is not a load-bearing wall, and if you can smash the part that is not a load-bearing wall, you must not tear it down.

Any high-rise and low-rise building, its load-bearing wall cannot be destroyed, because the load-bearing wall is the gravity pillar of the building, and the center of gravity of the building is placed on the load-bearing wall. If the load-bearing wall of the building is removed, the center of gravity of the building may be shifted, and the building will be deformed, and in the worst case, the building will collapse, causing serious consequences and possible personnel. Therefore, the load-bearing wall must not be removed.

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Half of the load-bearing wall and half of the house are not load-bearing walls, can you smash the part that is not a load-bearing wall?

Hello Na Mao, I am very happy to serve you, and I will try to help you answer it!Half of the load-bearing wall in the house is not a load-bearing wall, and if you can smash the part that is not a load-bearing wall, you must not tear it down. The load-bearing wall of any high-rise and low-rise building cannot be destroyed, because the load-bearing wall is the gravity pillar of the building hall, and the center of gravity of the building is placed on the load-bearing wall.

If the load-bearing wall of the building is removed, the center of gravity of the building may be shifted, and the building will be deformed, and in the worst case, the building will collapse, causing serious consequences and possible personnel. Therefore, the load-bearing wall must not be removed. I hope I can help you, if you don't know anything, you can continue to ask, don't have to end the consultation, I will answer for you as soon as possible, if you feel satisfied, you can help give a 5-star like, your satisfaction is my biggest motivation, thank you!

Isn't it not possible to dismantle the load-bearing side? Yes.

No.

The load-bearing wall is the wall that supports the weight of the upper floor, is the backbone that supports the building, and is an important part of determining indoor safety. The load-bearing wall is scientifically calculated, and if the load-bearing wall is perforated and decorated, it will affect the stability of the foundation. Damage to the load-bearing wall is the destruction of the seismic resistance of the building.

The load-bearing walls of a brick-concrete house are immovable

Myth 1: The load-bearing wall structure can be changed at will.

The wall renovation in the decoration cannot damage the load-bearing wall. Because damage to the load-bearing wall is to destroy the seismic resistance of the building. According to the law, damage to the load-bearing wall must not only be restored, but also may be fined up to 200,000 yuan.

Therefore, the load-bearing wall is absolutely immovable.

Myth 2: Load-bearing walls can be removed.

Generally speaking, load-bearing walls cannot be removed. If you remove the load-bearing wall, the neighbor has the right to sue and demand restoration. For safety, don't tear down the load-bearing walls.

At the same time, the load-bearing wall is scientifically calculated, and if the load-bearing wall is perforated and decorated, it will affect the stability of the foundation.

Myth 3: The load-bearing wall can open the door.

Aside from the legal constraints, the door can be opened purely from a technical point of view, but the demolition construction work and subsequent reinforcement plan must be completed by a professional construction company. The construction must be embedded with channel steel, and the door should not be too wide, it is recommended not to knock on the load-bearing wall.

Myth 4: Non-load-bearing walls must be demolished.

The traditional concept is that the load-bearing walls in the house cannot be demolished, and the non-load-bearing walls can be demolished, which is actually a big misunderstanding. In fact, not all non-load-bearing walls can be demolished at will.

Non-load-bearing walls also serve two important roles. One is the support of the self-weight of the wall, and the other is the seismic effect. Therefore, for a certain family, it is not too much of a problem to remove the non-load-bearing wall or make a hole in the wall, but if the residents of the whole building are willing to tear down the non-load-bearing wall, it will greatly reduce the seismic resistance of the building.

If the residents on the first floor remove the partition wall, then the load of the partition wall from the second floor to the sixth floor is all pressed on the ceiling of the first floor, that is, on the floor of the second floor, and the perforated prefabricated panels are subjected to such a heavy load. Therefore, it is not possible to dismantle the wall at will, even if it is a non-load-bearing wall.

Hello, the load-bearing wall cannot be dismantled in half, because the load-bearing wall is load-bearing in the house, and if you remove half of it, it will make the house less earthquake-resistant.

There is also a risk of cracks in the walls or collapse of the floor.

Half of the load-bearing wall can be removed, but when the size exceeds 300*300mm according to national norms, it is necessary to reinforce the load-bearing wall.

What information do owners need to collect for load-bearing wall demolition and renovation?

1.Design the reinforcement scheme phase.

The reinforcement plan needs to be stamped by an enterprise with a Class A design qualification, stamped with the seal of a first-class registered structural engineer, and a copy of the design qualification, business license and relevant personnel shall be provided with the official seal.

2.The stage of finding a construction unit.

To find a construction unit, you need to find a regular enterprise, an enterprise with a special professional (structural reinforcement) qualification promulgated by the state, and provide a copy of the business license and qualification certificate with the official seal.

The construction process of the load-bearing wall opening and reinforcement:

1.Demolition: Static cutting equipment is used to avoid damage to the original structure;

2.Base leveling: the reinforcement area around the hole needs to be polished and smoothed and cleaned;

3.Paste steel plate, carbon fiber or clad steel, in strict accordance with the process requirements of various reinforcement schemes, Kailiheng reinforcement company was established in 2005 to focus on structural reinforcement and reinforcement for 14 years, design and construction integration

The load-bearing wall is very important to the whole building, and it plays a load-bearing role in the building, so it cannot be demolished and modified at will, otherwise it will affect the subsequent safe living. So can the load-bearing wall smash a small part of the state, and what to pay attention to in the decoration of the load-bearing wall, do you understand? Now let's take a look.

1. Can a small part of the load-bearing wall be smashed?

The load-bearing wall cannot be smashed, not even a small part, after all, it will affect the load-bearing of the entire building, leaving a safety hazard. Therefore, in the decoration design, it is not the idea of load-bearing walls to avoid a greater impact on the stability of the entire building.

Second, what should be paid attention to in load-bearing wall decoration.

1. In the process of interior decoration, it is necessary to rectify the wall to create a satisfactory effect. However, it should be noted that the indoor load-bearing wall is resolutely not moved, otherwise it will lead to a significant decline in the overall seismic performance, and eventually affect people's residence.

2. If you want to open the door or punch holes on the load-bearing wall due to the daily needs of the sail, you must pay special attention to it, and you must operate it by a professional master, and don't forget to embed channel steel into the wall in the process of installing the door, so as to make up for a certain load-bearing capacity. In addition, the width of the opening in the load-bearing wall should not be too large.

3. Some of the load-bearing walls in the interior belong to the lightweight wall, but this does not mean that it can be demolished and modified, otherwise it will still have a greater impact on the overall structure. At the same time, when decorating, try not to decorate heavy objects on the load-bearing wall, otherwise it will also cause certain dangers to the load-bearing capacity of the lightweight wall.

Regarding whether a small part of the load-bearing wall can be smashed, and what to pay attention to in the decoration of the load-bearing wall, I will first introduce the bird here, do you understand it? The load-bearing wall is not to be smashed, otherwise it will affect the overall structure of the floor slab, and the danger is very large, even if it is not allowed to smash a little.

1. No, the load-bearing wall refers to the wall that supports the weight of the upper floor, and it is a black wall on the engineering drawing, and it will destroy the entire building structure if it is knocked down; The non-load-bearing wall refers to the wall that does not support the weight of the upper floor, and only plays the role of separating one room from another.

Second, how to identify the load-bearing wall in the decoration, and then consider whether it can be removed

The wall can be divided into transverse wall load-bearing, longitudinal wall load-bearing, longitudinal wall mixed load-bearing and partial frame load-bearing. Transverse wall load-bearing is mostly used in buildings with small spaces. When the longitudinal wall is load-bearing, the upper load is borne by the longitudinal wall, that is, the floor slab and the roof panel are supported on the longitudinal wall, and the transverse wall is a non-load-bearing partition wall.

The load-bearing wall is suitable for buildings that require flexible layout, such as exhibition halls. Partial frame load-bearing refers to the structural form in which the room area is large, the outer wall and the inner column are combined to form a semi-frame load-bearing wall, or the ground floor is the frame load-bearing, the upper floor is the load-bearing wall, and the beams and columns are used instead of part of the load-bearing wall, such as the ground floor is a multi-storey residential building in a shopping mall.

The thick solid line part in the construction drawing and the wall under the non-accompanying load-bearing beam in the ring beam structure are all load-bearing walls. Car rental.

3. Diagram of load-bearing wall: