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Anonymous users2024-01-24Well, discuss with the property first, it's generally not much of a problem!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Are you talking about a balcony or a rooftop? Balconies are generally acceptable, unless explicitly requested by the property. If the rooftop is public, it is obviously not, and if it is sent, it is generally possible, and it is best to coordinate with the property to avoid subsequent costs.
Attention should be paid to drainage when the roof is closed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I don't know your specific situation, but it's generally okay, unless the property has uniform requirements and strict attitude management.
Ask the Property Management and Housing Authority.
Generally, it doesn't matter if the public aisle is set aside and then does not affect the overall aesthetics of the house. >>>More
This has to ask the property, the property allows the packaging to be sealed, and the general property will allow it, as long as it is in accordance with the packaging requirements, the color, window type, and opening method are unified.
Of course, it is an illegal construction, and it is an unauthorized change to the appearance of the building.
The downstairs requires the upstairs to bear the responsibility and bear the costs, and in accordance with the principle of "who claims, who presents evidence", the downstairs needs to provide evidence of the behavior that caused the water leakage of the house upstairs, otherwise the cost can only be borne by itself. Moreover, the downstairs has made major changes to the structure of the house, and the violation is in advance, so it is difficult to say that the behavior of the upstairs caused the house to leak.
Can be re-altered. Replacing new windows is all about replacing the old with the new. Within the scope of the change, use high-strength filler, no problem.