What are the regulations for the installation of residential sunshade?

Legal analysis: There is no relevant regulation that canopies cannot be installed in high-rise buildings unless a housing agreement is signed with the property, and there are provisions in the terms that they are not allowed to be installed.

If you want to install a canopy, you need to get the consent of the neighboring households before installing the canopy. The reason for this is the following：

1. The external wall of the building belongs to all households and is a public area. To install a canopy on the external wall, the consent of the nearby residents must be obtained.

2. The installed stainless steel canopy may fall off after a long time, which may pose a safety hazard. The noise generated by rain hitting the canopy may also affect the residents upstairs.

The design of the canopy should meet the relevant design specifications and the bearing capacity should also meet the design requirements to prevent dangerous accidents due to insufficient design parameters.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Measures for the Administration of Residential Interior Decoration. Without approval, the decorator shall not engage in the following acts:

(1) Building buildings and structures;

(two) to change the facade of the house and open the doors and windows on the non-load-bearing external wall;

(3) Dismantling heating pipelines and facilities;

(four) the demolition of gas pipelines and facilities.