When it comes to renovating the balcony for the second time, there are some things that can be done and others that are not recommended or can't be done. Here's a quick comparison list to help you understand what to look out for when decorating your balcony:
1. Seal the balcony: Use glass windows to close the balcony to increase the indoor space, improve safety, and reduce noise and dust entering the room.
2. Install a drying rack: Install a drying rack on the balcony to facilitate drying of clothes.
3. Place green plants: Place some green plants on the balcony to increase the indoor oxygen content and beautify the environment.
4. Install lamps and lanterns: install appropriate lamps and lanterns for the balcony to provide good lighting effects.
5. Do waterproofing: ensure that the balcony floor and wall are well waterproof to prevent rainwater from penetrating.
1. Demolition and modification of load-bearing structure: The load-bearing structure of the balcony is a key part of the safety of the house, and cannot be demolished and modified.
2. Building without permission: It is illegal to build a building on a balcony without permission and may affect the structural safety of the house.
3. Install oversized floor-to-ceiling windows: Oversized floor-to-ceiling windows may bring safety risks to installation and use, and it is not recommended to install them on the balcony.
4: Feel free to change the use of the balcony: The main function of the balcony is to dry clothes and ventilate, it is not recommended to change it to other uses, such as bedrooms or kitchens.
5. Damage the waterproof layer: During the decoration process, it is necessary to avoid damaging the waterproof layer of the balcony, so as not to cause water seepage problems.
6. Use overweight materials: When decorating the balcony, avoid using overweight materials to avoid exceeding the load-bearing capacity of the balcony.
Please note that these are just some basic recommendations and guidelines. Before renovating a balcony, it is best to consult the opinion and approval of a professional or the housing administration.