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Anonymous users2024-01-24The so-called "red line" is to limit the scope of construction land. All ground buildings can only be completed within this red line, including spatial projection, which cannot exceed this range. Balconies that are outside the red line, obviously beyond the red line on the plane projection, are of course not allowed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You are referring to the balcony, the balcony can not be too much more than 2 meters, because to consider the problem of force, you should see if there are two meters when you exceed the red line, you can exceed the red line, but not more than 2 meters, or it will not be dangerous!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Anyone who builds a house must be approved by the planning and construction department. During construction, the construction must be carried out in strict accordance with the approved red line map, otherwise it is illegal construction.
Absolutely. Generally, the height of the aluminum gusset is meters. There is nothing wrong with going above or below this height.
Enclosed balconies are counted as full area, and if there are no enclosed balconies, they are counted as half of the area.
It depends on whether yours is a natural cycle or a forced cycle, the natural cycle is recommended to be less than two meters, and the mandatory one can be longer, but the shorter the better.
According to the current construction area calculation specification: the balcony is calculated according to 1 2 regardless of whether it is closed or not; A balcony refers to a balcony with an unroofed roof or a floor height (roof) greater than 5 meters, and the floor area cannot be calculated. Another: >>>More
According to the rules for calculating the quantity of construction projects, balconies are calculated according to closed and unenclosed, with closed balconies calculating the entire construction area and unenclosed balconies calculating half of the construction area.