The property said that there could be no dischargers on the small balcony because the gas pipe and h

In fact, there is no evidence for the statement downstairs, it is just speculation, after all, there is a watermark on the ceiling, and it must be leaked upstairs. >>>More

It can not be installed with an external fence type anti-theft window, and can be installed with an invisible built-in.

The balcony is reserved for holes, which is the selling point of the developer (not counting the area), the property agrees to pour, but requires a first-class architect qualification certificate to enter the construction, which makes no sense, and generally should have professional design and design (plate thickness, planting bar specifications, spacing, etc.). For construction, general construction units can be used.

The property is right, and mainly because many new communities now implement sewage and rainwater separation systems, and the balcony water belongs to the rainwater collection system, so it is not recommended that the owners discharge domestic sewage on the balcony, which is not conducive to environmental protection. I learned this when B&Q was renovating my home. However, if your home is an old community, there is generally no such problem.

If you have these two things, you really can't put them. The gas pipe is better. If you don't pay attention to the heating stove, it still has some effect.