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Anonymous users2024-01-23You should go to your community property to inquire about this problem, and they have the responsibility to solve this problem.
Obviously, this is the responsibility of the property, isn't it obvious that the quality of the house is a problem.
The open-air balcony is not the indoor area of the sixth floor, theoretically speaking, it belongs to the public facilities part, but if the sixth floor is used by itself, then both the sixth floor and the property are responsible. The sixth floor has the responsibility of paying attention to the use and not destroying the waterproofing, and the property has the responsibility of management and maintenance. Whoever is responsible, it should be the property to deal with the matter, because your home is leaking because the waterproof layer of the public facilities has been damaged.
It depends on the load-bearing situation of the balcony, which may have an impact. It is possible to collapse the balcony.
It's good to buy a 34-storey house on the sixth floor, and there is a balcony and a road that is convenient for our accommodation and travel.
The old house on the sixth floor is 20 years old, is there a problem with the toilet being cast in situ and then making a bathroom? The old house is 20 years old. Toilet top cast-in-situ to make a bathroom, as long as you feel safe. If the construction crew thinks it's feasible, then do it.