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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is not an illegal building to seal your own balcony into a house, as long as the community where you live allows the owner to rebuild it. And it is true that you have the property right of the balcony or the right to use it alone, which is not illegal. Generally speaking, the property is not allowed to enclose the balcony, mainly for the appearance of the house, but also for the safety of the owner.
Therefore, when you want to seal the house, you need to register with the property in the community. It's a good idea to bring the license of the company you're renovating with you as well.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Enclosed balconies are not considered illegal buildings; However, if a part of the enclosed balcony protrudes outward when it is closed, it means that the enclosed balcony protrudes from the outer surface of the original design balcony, which is an illegal construction.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's not an illegal building! However, the street frontage cannot affect the city's appearance, and cannot be widened and enlarged.
Balcony is the name of a space in the suite that is divided by function. It can be regarded as an excessive space between indoor and outdoor, except that it cannot be entered, indoor and outdoor are naturally connected. Generally, the balconies of residential buildings are set up in the front eaves or back eaves of the building (two long sides), the protruding exterior wall is called the outer balcony (or called the pick balcony), and the concave exterior wall is called the inner balcony.
Since 05, the code for calculating the construction area of construction projects in GB T 50353-2005 has been implemented. >>>More
It is not illegal to lay bricks on balconies, but if the brickwork results in the uniformity of the building's appearance and may cause structural damage, then there is a suspicion of violation.
The national standard "Code for Calculation of Construction Area of Construction Projects" (GB T50353-2005) stipulates that the balcony of the building shall be calculated according to 1 2 of its horizontal projection area. But now, in order to prevent developers from stealing the area, there are different regulations on the size and depth of balconies, but there is no distinction between closed and non-enclosed balconies.
For unenclosed balconies that meet the following criteria, the floor area should be calculated according to the general horizontal projection of the envelope. If it is exceeded, then the excess part is calculated as the total floor area. Regardless of whether the enclosed balcony meets the following criteria, the floor area must be calculated. >>>More