How many floors are there in a brick-and-wood house?

Due to the limitation of mechanical engineering and engineering strength, brick-wood structures are generally flat (1-3 floors).

Brick-wood structure is a kind of building structure, which means that the walls and columns of vertical load-bearing structures in buildings are built with bricks or blocks, and the floors and roof trusses are built with wood structures. Brick-wood structure residence refers to the house in which the walls and columns of the load-bearing structure in the building are built with brick masonry or block masonry, and the floor structure and roof truss are built with wood structure.

Houses with this structure are very common in small and medium-sized cities in China. It has the advantages of convenient space separation, light weight, simple construction technology and single material. However, the short service life, incomplete facilities, large floor space and small building area are not conducive to solving the contradiction between urban population and small land.

The main load-bearing structures are bricks and wood, for example, a house is a wooden frame, brick walls and wooden columns. Both sides of the house (referring to a row or a building, the same below), gables and front transverse walls are first-class brick wood, with a thickness of more than one brick.

The gables on both sides of the house are more than one brick, the front transverse wall is half brick, slab wall, false wall or other single wall, the gable of the wing is one brick, and the front wall of the wing and the front wall of the main house are less than one brick, which is second-class brick wood; The gables on both sides of the house are fitted with wooden frames and filled with half brick walls or other fake walls, or with brick walls, wooden frames, tile roofs and bamboo trusses.