From January 1, glazed balconies were banned – who will be required to dismantle the structure

Balcony glazing protects from dust, noise and precipitation, making life more comfortable. It is important to consider legal requirements before starting work to avoid trouble.

Balconies, according to the Housing Code, are common property and require approval if changes are not provided for in the building design. You cannot use flammable materials, change the appearance of the building or remove central heating pipes. Structures must be durable and meet safety requirements. Electric heaters will require a separate outlet.

After developing the project, you need to collect a package of documents for the housing inspection, including a certificate of ownership, a technical passport of the house, a glazing project and the consent of all residents and neighbors. They can…