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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is not suitable to install glossy materials in public outdoor places such as outdoor plazas or the ground at the entrance of units, but there is no problem with polishing tiles in indoor corridors. If, as mentioned above, if you can only find the developer, if the developer is good, you may be able to give some compensation, but this is basically impossible. Because there is no regulation that can restrict the statement that the developer is responsible for this accident.
So you can only slip on rainy days, be careful!
Article GB50096-2011 of the "Residential Design Code" stipulates that the door shall adopt a protective door with anti-theft and sound insulation functions.
According to the "High Regulations", if your door is not directly opened to the front room or the front room is shared, there is no fire protection requirement for the door; If it is a direct front room or a shared front room, a Class B fire door should be used.
The entrance door to the building can be opened inward.
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There is no such provision in the building law, but the relevant design code stipulates that the entrance door must be opened outward, and it must be followed.
According to the building design code, the entrance door of the residence should belong to the evacuation door, and the evacuation door should be opened in the direction of evacuation, that is, outward. >>>More