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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on whether the side walls are included in the left and right widths of the balcony! In other words, the balcony is wider than the side walls plus the width of the interior of the room!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23What do you mean?
If it is a cantilevered balcony, it is generally calculated according to the projection area of the board;
If it's non-cantilevered, I usually call it a terrace, and the wall above it counts as a balustrade or parapet.
I guess you have to calculate the floor area, check the specifications (see which one to use in the contract, and compare it).
The horizontal projection area of the balcony is divided into usable area and construction area, and the usable area is the width of the indoor floor multiplied by its length. The floor area is to add the area of the wall.
The projection area of the balcony is the vertical and horizontal projection area of the balcony floor structure, if it is a closed balcony, its construction area is calculated according to all its vertical horizontal projection area, and if it is a non-enclosed balcony (open balcony, terrace, etc.), its construction area is counted according to half of its vertical horizontal projection area.
1. Separate calculation is separate calculation.
2. It's not the same thing, the area of the two is not equal. >>>More
No, there is no separate calculation of the area, the concave balcony should be included in the construction area according to the full projection area of the structural floor plate, and the convex balcony should be included in the construction area according to half of the projection area of the structural floor plate.
According to the center line, half of the outside of the room is counted, and the whole inside of the room is counted.