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Anonymous users2024-01-24The salesman was right. In the building design code, the unsealed balcony is counted as 50 area, and the sealed balcony is counted as 100 square area. Yours is the developer's pre-registered floor area; Before handing over the house, the surveying and mapping department will measure the room and release the surveying and mapping results, which is the latter.
According to the regulations, it is normal for the final area difference to be within 3, as recorded in the model text ......of the pre-sale contract
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The balconies of commercial houses are half of the area, and the size has nothing to do with the size of the balcony, the balcony of the seal is the full area, which is stipulated by the surveying and mapping. Should it be the same in every city?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Now the balcony is half the area, no matter how big your balcony is, it is half the area, so the salesman is a layman.
If you have a bathroom, you will have a balcony in the master bedroom. If there are two bathrooms, it is the master bedroom with a separate bathroom.
Don't worry about it, most of the balconies don't need to be sealed separately now, they are basically sealed.
Unenclosed balconies are calculated at half of their horizontal projection area.
The orientation of the bungalow is based on the orientation of the main entrance of the room, and the direction of the house type is opposite to the main entrance. The door of the house is open to the south, and this house is the north (facing) house; On the contrary, if the gate opens to the north, it is called the south room. >>>More
Summary. No, this part of the property outside the door belongs to the common area, because this part of the property needs to be cleaned and maintained. >>>More