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The concrete balustrades and timber handrail | === Usage restrictions === | ||
Leaseholders and tenants are bound by several restrictions on the use of balconies. Please consult your own lease for the specifics of your flat, but in general, '''residents are not to''': | |||
* expose any articles of clothing to dry on the balcony; | |||
* bring any dangerous articles onto the balcony; | |||
* store rubbish or unsightly materials on any balcony; | |||
* discard any object from any balcony; | |||
* use a barbeque or other cooking facilities on any balcony. | |||
=== Repairs and maintenance === | |||
The balcony(s) form part of each flat but the concrete balustrades and timber handrail are classed as part of the fabric of the building. This means that it is the responsibility of the building management company to maintain and repair. In the event of any damage, please [[Contacts|contact the building manager]]. | |||
[[Category:Apartment fixtures, fittings and finishes]] | [[Category:Apartment fixtures, fittings and finishes]] | ||
Revision as of 13:58, 29 August 2020
Usage restrictions
Leaseholders and tenants are bound by several restrictions on the use of balconies. Please consult your own lease for the specifics of your flat, but in general, residents are not to:
- expose any articles of clothing to dry on the balcony;
- bring any dangerous articles onto the balcony;
- store rubbish or unsightly materials on any balcony;
- discard any object from any balcony;
- use a barbeque or other cooking facilities on any balcony.
Repairs and maintenance
The balcony(s) form part of each flat but the concrete balustrades and timber handrail are classed as part of the fabric of the building. This means that it is the responsibility of the building management company to maintain and repair. In the event of any damage, please contact the building manager.