A house structure consisting of walls and floor slabs that form a load-bearing system.
The wall is used as both a load-bearing component and a partition of the room, and is the most commonly used and economical structural form in residential buildings. The disadvantage is that the flexibility of the interior layout is poor, and in order to overcome this shortcoming, it is developing in the direction of large bays.
Wall panel structures are mostly used in residences, apartments, and can also be used in office buildings, schools and other public buildings. Load-bearing walls of the siding structure can be made of brick, block, precast or cast-in-place concrete. prefabricated reinforced concrete or prestressed concrete hollow core slabs, trough slabs, solid slabs for floor slabs; prefabricated and cast-in-place laminated floor slabs; Full cast-in-place floor slabs.
