Too much property? Is it really good to tear down the wall?

I sympathize with your experience, but I think the property is too much. You can ask the property to show relevant certificates. But personally, I don't recommend tearing down the wall.

Scientific basis of secondary load-bearing wall

The property description shows that the secondary load-bearing wall has a scientific basis. The secondary load-bearing walls in indoor wall buildings refer to those non-main load-bearing walls, which generally can't see the problem. This is also clearly stipulated by the Construction Committee. If it is not impossible to dismantle, it needs a builder with more than second-class qualification to draw a picture and then report it to the design institute for approval. This is a change in bearing capacity, not a brutal demolition.

Function of secondary load-bearing wall

Many times, the owners will ignore the role of the secondary load-bearing wall, but in the Construction Committee, the secondary load-bearing wall plays a role in delaying the collapse of the building structure, which means that the escape rate of collapse in places with secondary load-bearing walls is higher than that, which is a mechanical problem.