Hello,
Does it count as an intervention in a load-bearing structure if one grooves and mills outlet holes for electricity in a load-bearing wall? The wall is made of brick.
Thanks in advance
Does it count as an intervention in a load-bearing structure if one grooves and mills outlet holes for electricity in a load-bearing wall? The wall is made of brick.
Thanks in advance
No, hardly.
Is it brick that is plastered?
Is it brick that is plastered?
Yes, the wall is plastered, about 1.5 cm of plaster before the brick. A rabid neighbor came and rang the bell, asking what I was doing and said that the wall is load-bearing.L Leif i Skåne said:
So you have tackled a load-bearing wall without first finding out if it is a load-bearing wall and without finding out if your intervention could affect a load-bearing wall. A wall that, as I interpret it, is also shared with a neighbor. Well, then it is not the neighbor who should be called ugly names.
Depending on how much damage you cause, it can absolutely affect the load-bearing capacity.
Depending on how much damage you cause, it can absolutely affect the load-bearing capacity.
The dose hole is unlikely to affect the strength of the wall. However, tracing for the cable can be a break indication and thus completely unsuitable. It's best to refrain, but ask the board if the intervention is feasible, if the wall is even load-bearing, because I assume it's not a rental.
The doshål does not affect one iota. Everything else might be a bigger issue, however. If you're going to pull from the floor/ceiling and the doshål is very close to either the floor or ceiling, then forget about the neighbor. However, if there are several meters of tracking, you should reconsider.