Non-load-bearing walls on the ground floor, and then no walls at all in the basement. Is that feasible?

  • Erstellt am 2023-12-18 05:47:25

ypg

2023-12-18 23:11:38
  • #1
I also don’t see a problem. The structural engineer will just place load-bearing walls accordingly in the basement. The roof will then be supported by the walls on the ground floor.

Well..,

.., you’re not far from the other one. It’s basically the same (ill-considered) signature when the hallway is designed like a long zigzagging bowling lane. The similarity is unmistakable – even when confronted with different floor plans every day – the origin can be recognized among thousands despite changes ;)
 

hanghaus2023

2023-12-19 11:08:32
  • #2
The structural engineer will already calculate that for you.

What do you understand by gentle slope?

Green also works at 11 cm thick.
 

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