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Anonymous users2024-01-24Changes to the structure and function of the house require the consent of the property and other owners, and of course cannot affect the use and function of the house.
The renter on the fifth floor now says that there is no money, let's go and sue it. The landlord said that she only paid 10% of the compensation herself.
Although I couldn't find the relevant laws and regulations, it was. There are only outdoor public restrooms, and there are no indoor toilets.
That's a work-related injury. Workers' compensation and protection could be a little better. >>>More
If it's on the first floor, it's okay, but it's not on the ninth floor. If you should be sensible, it's very troublesome, and it's not realistic to involve upstairs and downstairs. Waterproofing is also a problem. The property will not agree either. It's best not to alter it. >>>More
The flue is the same size as the top and bottom, and if you change it to a smaller one, it will form a bottleneck. The smoke exhaust is not smooth, it is better not to change it!