Should I pay for the heating fee for the open balcony?

Heating charges are charged on a per-floor basis, and balconies are clearly within the enclosed area.

A balcony, also known as a balcony or balcony, is a platform that protrudes from the outer wall of a building and is supported by columns or brackets, and its edges are built with railings to prevent objects and people from falling out of the platform range, which is an extension of the building. Although a balcony and a balcony refer to the same kind of building, there are some slight differences between the two, a platform without a roof and no cover is called a balcony, and a platform with a cover is called a balcony. Balconies are divided into enclosed balconies and semi-enclosed balconies.

When calculating the construction area, the enclosed balcony is included in the construction area of the suite according to the projection area; For non-enclosed balconies, half of the projected area is included in the floor area of the suite.

The closure method of the balcony is subject to the approved planning and design drawings of the commercial housing, and the real estate developer cannot change the closure method without authorization, and the semi-enclosed balcony of the house that has been sold cannot be changed to a fully enclosed balcony at will.

The heating fee for expanding the heating area without authorization shall be charged according to the whole set of construction area. It is reasonable to charge additional heating charges after the balcony is closed, and the heating fee for the additional area is the same as for other areas.

No, the balcony part is not included in the overall area of the house. Therefore, if the house pays for heating per square meter, then the area of the balcony is not calculated.

If you don't pay the heating bill, the heating company will go out of business.