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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on whether it's the kitchen or the living room balcony.
If only the kitchen could be had.
If the living room balcony should not have.
It is recommended that you go to your local building bureau to see the drawings of your house (the building and construction bureau has them on file), if the drawings are not on file, you can call them for compensation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Enclosed balconies should be without sewers!
As of 2018, balconies inside the main structure are counted as full area, and balconies outside the main structure are counted as half area. >>>More
According to the provisions of the "Real Estate Surveying Code", the construction area of a fully enclosed balcony is calculated according to its peripheral horizontal projection area; The floor area of an unenclosed balcony is calculated at half of the horizontal projection area of its periphery. >>>More
1. Closed balcony waterproofing.
Generally, the enclosed balcony is designed with wrought iron glass windows, which not only ensures the sealing and safety of the balcony, but also does not affect the lighting, which is a common practice in modern ordinary houses. This kind of balcony is usually with the help of wrought iron glass windows to prevent outdoor rainwater from entering the balcony, so the sealing of the window should be strictly noted, once there is water into the balcony, the water needs to be discharged in time, so the planning of the floor drain is also very important, to ensure the smooth flow at any time. >>>More
No. As long as you have the ability to renovate the water supply and drainage, and it will not conflict with the downstairs, there is no problem in converting the balcony into a kitchen. I hope my answer can help you.
This seems to be not explicitly stipulated, and it is generally around the right.