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Anonymous users2024-01-24Enclosed balconies count as full area. Half area without permanent occlusion.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Calculated by full area! Now the new national standard mentions that the three-sided fence is also considered a full-area ......
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.
I don't know what you mean by closed, if you calculate the area, you use a tape measure to pull the length by the height is the area,
2. The floor area of the balcony (bottom balcony) is calculated according to half of the horizontal projection area of the bottom plate; >>>More
According to the Code for Calculating the Construction Area of Construction Projects GB T50353-2013 3 0 21, the balcony in the main structure shall be calculated according to the horizontal area of the outer periphery of the structure; The balcony outside the main structure should be calculated according to the horizontal projection area of its structural bottom plate1 2 area.
Legal analysis: the area at the time of demolition is calculated according to the property right area, and the balcony will be counted if it is on the property right certificate, and if the balcony is not included on the property right certificate, the balcony will not be counted. >>>More