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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is aging, can not be used, it is estimated that you can't get it yourself, you can ask the decoration bricklayer to get it, otherwise it will be troublesome if it really hits someone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Loose ones are knocked off and repainted. with paint. Either. All dismantled and replaced with stainless steel railings.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you disassemble and install the handrails, you won't have to.
This outer stucco layer cracks and falls off, and after being removed, it is re-painted.
I don't know why the tiles should be increased by ten centimeters, and the thickness of no more than five centimeters is actually enough. To tell the truth, in an 81-year-old house, the cantilevered corbel beams are generally not very large, if it is a small balcony of three or four square meters, adding ten centimeters of cement mortar and tile thickness, the problem is not very big. If it is a balcony of five or six square meters, it is indeed not very safe to add a load of several hundred kilograms forever.
Look at your description and see the picture, the kitchen roof should be leaking from the fifth floor, and now the property rights are already commercial houses, so the maintenance should be handled by yourself, you can ask a plumber to replace the drainage pipe on the fifth floor.
11 potted flowers with 10 intervals. On a 20-metre-long balcony, the average distance is 20 10 = 2 metres, so it is possible to keep the distance between them no more than 2 metres (not counting the width of the pot itself, which can be equal to 2 metres). However, considering that the pot itself has a certain width, there should be at least 1 interval, that is, the interval between 2 pots of flowers must be less than 2 meters. >>>More
If it was 90 years ago, the balcony wall of the family building of our unit could not be demolished.