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Anonymous users2024-01-24If there is floor heating above, the mortar is not good, and you can see whether there are cracks from below to know whether there is a problem with the floor itself, personal opinion.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You're buying a rough house! It is normal for the living room to be an expansion joint around the place where it meets the wall. If there are cracks on the surface, as long as it is not a large area of hollow cracks, it is not a big problem! You can find someone to identify it!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If your home is indeed underfloor heating, this question is answered correctly. After laying the floor heating pipe, some protective layer of cement mortar will be laid above the floor heating pipe, and it is normal for some cracks to appear.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's true that the floor heating came early, and it didn't do a good job, but it didn't affect.
Is there a sound in the door when you open the elevator? You can consider filing a complaint or asking the property to negotiate a settlement.
It is not possible according to the regulations - without grounding, there will be a certain risk. But in the bedroom and living room, just pay attention to the humidity!
If the other party causes you losses, compensation will be made according to the losses. No compensation can be made if there is no loss, but if the use is affected, you can ask the other party to restore the original state. >>>More
In this case, you take the purchase contract to the sales office and ask them to negotiate with the developer whether to move out or compensate.
It is difficult to define the cost of lost work, part of the loss, and the cost of mental loss.