How to deal with the load-bearing wall, counterweight wall, shear wall and non-load-bearing wall when the house is rebuilt?

Load-bearing wall refers to the wall supporting the weight of the upper floor, which is the fulcrum for the floor. Do not move the load-bearing wall. It supports the whole room. If it is destroyed, there is only one consequence, and the house collapses. Don't underestimate this wall, it is the foundation of the house.

Of course, whether the building structure and wall are load-bearing walls can only be determined by carefully studying the original building drawings and actual field investigation. Generally, brick walls with a thickness of more than 240mm are load-bearing walls. Can the load-bearing wall be removed? The load-bearing wall cannot be removed. It is the core support of the main structure of the building, which affects the safety of the whole building and cannot be moved.

The load-bearing wall can neither be torn down nor dug up. Neighbors complain not only about repair, but also about qualified companies, and professional testing institutions are needed to ensure that the repaired wall can achieve the original load-bearing effect, otherwise it is basically a troublesome case.

Of course, there are also professional construction companies that can remove some load-bearing walls through reinforcement methods such as planting steel bars and sticking steel, and then reach the original bearing capacity. However, before construction, it must be recognized by the property. Non-load-bearing wall is opposite to load-bearing wall, which refers to the post-built wall that does not bear the upper load but only separates the space. In the construction drawing, it is a hollow wall, which belongs to the non-structural component of the building and has little influence on the structural safety, but it is also an extremely important support for the load-bearing wall.

According to the joint between beam and wall, the layout of inclined brick must be a non-bearing wall, and the wall closely combined with beam can be a bearing wall. Judging from the sound: when knocking on the wall, it is a non-load-bearing wall, and the echo is clear and loud, and the load-bearing wall generally makes a dull sound.