I "tie" the partition to the load-bearing wall. Everything so that she just does not fall.

How to connect two walls without bandaging in the masonry? And most importantly, is it really necessary??? These are the questions I asked myself when I was making a partition in my house.

When laying the main walls, I was serious about tying the blocks. Therefore, each row is laid according to the rules, and the corner pieces too.

But is there any point in bandaging non-supporting structures?

I doubted this before starting work on the partition to the bathroom and toilet.

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Partition 100 mm. aerated concrete. I decided that for my house it is better than brick.

The result of using cheap foam glue. I decided to save 500 rubles, and got a crooked masonry.

Doorway without lintel, without corner, without dressing. And everything hangs on the foam.

But already at the beginning of work I realized that the wall with a thickness of 100 mm., Very weak stability.

At least it felt so to me.

✅And to connect the partition with the load-bearing wall, I decided only so that it would not stupidly collapse.

The first connection is made on the fourth row.

• To do this, I drilled holes in the wall for fittings, and made grooves in the blocks.

• And also, he tied the partitions themselves at the intersection.

• He poured all this with cement mortar ..

The second tie is on the final, tenth row.

Here I stretched the reinforcement along the entire length of the blocks, also making grooves.

The reinforcement also fits into the walls, making a reliable connection. And still it is filled with solution.

In fact, even without this, the connection between the partition and the wall is quite normal.

1. The foam on which I was laying. Bonds blocks very firmly.
2. Plus the ceiling above this room will finally connect everything.
3. Anyway, who will try to "drop" this wall?

But with fittings, it is calmer ...

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