How to protect the rights of the newly purchased commercial house kitchen without water

Your problem may be that the wall (this side of the door) is not in a straight line, the wall is thick and thin, there are cement columns on one side, the wall should be treated when installing, and the wall should be chiseled off with a hammer on the other side, and the wall should not be made up on this side, so that the direction of the door is not oblique, if there is no tile can be removed and reinstalled, the tile will be troublesome, and the door hole like this is not very easy to install, I am doing this line.

The house sits west facing east, how to pay attention to the kitchen feng shui—— >>>More

It is recommended that you ask a professional house designer to design it, generally sitting in the north and facing south, and the orientation should be reasonably selected according to the terrain and the surrounding environment and buildings or natural scenery!

For commercial housing, the warranty period of the waterproof layer on the roof is 5 years, therefore, if the top floor of the purchased real estate leaks during the waterproof warranty period, it is the responsibility of the developer, and the developer has the obligation to repair it free of charge, and must contact the developer as soon as possible to ask them to repair it immediately to prevent the developer from delaying beyond the warranty period and causing them to bear the maintenance costs.

When surveying and mapping houses, fully enclosed balconies are counted as the full area, and unenclosed balconies are counted as half of the area. The Code for Surveying of Real Estate (GB), which came into force on 1 August 2000, stipulates that "a fully enclosed balcony shall be calculated according to the horizontal projection area of the perimeter of its envelope, and an unenclosed balcony shall be calculated according to half of the horizontal projection area of the perimeter of its envelope". The Code for Calculating the Construction Area of Construction Projects (GB T50353-2005) implemented on July 1, 2005 stipulates: >>>More