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Anonymous users2024-01-23Under normal circumstances, it is cultivated soil planting, watered in time after planting, put it on the balcony in a bright and ventilated place, it is better to spray water frequently, the temperature is a little higher, and it takes root and sprouts in about a month.
Considering the wind pressure and load-bearing problems on the roof of the high-rise building, it is recommended to replace the tempered glass with Cotlon endurance panels. Otherwise, the glass will be broken and falling, and the follow-up danger will be greater. Endurance sheets are 200 times more impact-resistant than glass and weigh only half as much as glass. Easier installation and construction.
Sealing the balcony is literally understood, that is, the balcony is encapsulated, in order to achieve the effect of isolating the indoor and outdoor, maintaining the room temperature, whether it is a plastic steel window, or a broken bridge aluminum window, the sealing balcony must use the window as a partition, so we can simply understand the sealing of the balcony as a balcony window; >>>More
The top surface is long * wide, the façade is long * high, how many faces add up to the total, I am Shenzhen Yougumei.
As long as the property agrees to be closed, there is no problem. But it can only be a steel structure or aluminum alloy structure, and another is to deal with the cutting-edge sink, otherwise the rainwater on the roof of the sun will affect the people downstairs. Mine is exactly the same as yours and is doing. I answered by the way. Hehe.
Generally, to see whether the sun room is built in violation of regulations, the first thing to see is whether the terrace occupied is shared by the owner, if it is shared by the owner, whether it is built or not, it is an illegal construction; If the terrace is privately owned by the owner, then it also depends on whether there is a clause in the relevant agreement prohibiting the construction of a "sunroom", and if there is a relevant clause, then the owner is not allowed to build it; If the terrace is privately owned by the owner and there is no relevant clause prohibiting the construction, then if the owner wants to build a "sun room", it must also be built on the premise of not affecting the lighting and use of others.