Wallboard structure

The structure of a house with a load-bearing system composed of walls and floor slabs.
Walls are both load-bearing components and room partitions. They are the most commonly used and economical structural form in residential buildings. The disadvantage is that the flexibility of the interior plan layout is poor. To overcome this disadvantage, it is developing towards large bays.
Wallboard structures are mostly used in residential buildings, apartments, and can also be used in public buildings such as office buildings and schools. The load-bearing walls of wallboard structures can be made of bricks, blocks, precast or cast-in-place concrete. Floor slabs are made of precast reinforced concrete or prestressed concrete hollow slabs, trough slabs, solid slabs; precast and cast-in-place composite slabs; fully cast-in-place slabs.