I didn't expect the developer to cut corners and build the house like this?
Some people reported that when they closed the house, they found that they felt trembling when stepping on the floor slab, and they were worried that there was a problem with the floor slab being too thin, so they reported it to the developer. The developer himself felt that there was a problem, so he smashed the floor slab and re-poured it.
Under normal circumstances, even rough construction points will not have such serious quality problems. Wasn't there a supervisor on site involved in the acceptance during construction? Judging from the situation of chiseling on the site, there are bottom bars, negative bars, and steel bars do not seem to be lacking, but I don't know if it does not match the drawings? But the lashing is also a mess, and if a steel skeleton is not formed, the force will definitely be weak. Judging from the color of the floor concrete constructed on site, the strength is also low.
Tremor can be caused by three reasons:
1. The construction thickness of concrete floor slab is insufficient.
2. There is a problem with the diameter spacing of the steel bar, and the lashing is not in place.
3. The strength of concrete is low, either because of the problem of labeling, or the maintenance is not in place.
Even if the developer re-pours this kind of house, there will be hidden quality hazards, because the construction joint position is all at the maximum position of the shear wall at the root of the wall.
This kind of house really can't be wanted, see this kind of problem, other problems will definitely not be less, change me to fight the lawsuit also have to be returned, everyone say?
