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Anonymous users2024-01-24Are you on the ground floor? Generally, there will be no such situation, you can make a shelf out to make the top and bottom flat!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can put up some sturdy iron shelves on the balcony and put some flowers on them, so it looks like you can make up some space!
It is the stairwell that protrudes from the roof, and people can go up to the roof through the stairwell. >>>More
Answer: I checked the "General Principles of Civil Building Design" GB50352-2005, only the toilets, bathrooms, kitchens and other ...... on the ground floorThere is no specification for how much the balcony should be lower than the rough roof and how much the balcony should be lower than the floor. >>>More
Enclosed balconies, the area is calculated according to the actual size in the calculation of the building, and in the case of unenclosed balconies, half of the actual area is credited to the total area of the house.
The roof is waterproof, generally not protected, and needs to be resistant to the sun and freezing. Compared to this, the indoor has a protective layer and the life span is much longer.
In this case, as long as the gap between the furniture and the roof is not too large, does not exceed the width of the plaster line, and leaves the space required for pasting the plaster line, it is better to use the gypsum line to make up for the defect than to use other materials.