Can the building materials decorated on the top floor of high-rise residential buildings in Shenyang "take" the elevator?

Owner's response: The property does not allow elevators to transport building materials.

Last year, Mr. Chen bought a building in a high-rise residential area 12. According to the calculation, 30 bags of cement and 150 bags of sand are needed to decorate his house. If the lifting team designated by the property management company is hired for lifting, a load of sand will be transported to 30 yuan on the first floor, and the freight of 30 yuan will be added to each floor. In order to spend less money, Mr. Chen found a property management company, hoping to transport it by elevator or hire someone to hang it himself, but the person in charge of the property management company

Rejected on the grounds of "ensuring the safe operation of elevators and facilitating community management". Mr. Chen had to hire a lifting team designated by the property management company to lift the sand, and * * * paid the lifting freight of nearly 2000 yuan. Today, Mr. Chen still opposes the practice that property management companies prohibit the use of elevators to transport decoration materials and designate lifting teams.

During the interview, most owners shared the same view with Mr. Chen and expressed their incomprehension of this practice of the property management company. They think that the elevator is for the owner, and the property has no right to forcibly close the elevator. What the owners can't understand is that some property companies have specially appointed hoisting teams to hang sand.

Reporter's investigation: most communities prohibit elevators from transporting building materials.

The reporter's investigation found that most property companies in high-rise residential quarters prohibit owners from using elevators to transport decoration materials such as cement and sand, and individual property companies have also designated lifting teams for owners to hang sand. Only a few residential property companies allow owners to use elevators to transport decoration materials such as sand.

The relevant person in charge of the property company said: "Cement and sand are easily scattered into the gap of the elevator chute or elevator door during transportation, which will damage the elevator and easily lead to elevator accidents. In order to safeguard the interests of the majority of owners, we have formulated regulations prohibiting the use of elevators to transport decoration materials such as cement and sand. "

The property manager of Junfeng Hua Ting said: "Because of the high floor of the residential area, it will bring a lot of inconvenience to the owners if it is forbidden to transport sand and other decoration materials by elevator. And after the house is delivered to the owner, the right to use the elevator should also be owned by the owner. Although the elevator used by the owner during the renovation will cause damage to the elevator, for the sake of the owner, we decided to open an elevator for the owner of each building first. "

Lawyer: The owner has the right to use the elevator to transport building materials.

In this regard, the lawyer of the law firm said that elevators, as ancillary facilities and equipment serving community owners, have the right to use elevators reasonably and in good faith during renovation as long as the owners pay the relevant property service fees and do not infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of others.

Relevant departments: Both parties can solve the problem through consultation.

A staff member of the property management office said that the elevator, as a public facility, belongs to the owner, and the property management company has the responsibility to maintain the elevator according to the regulations. For this matter, both parties can solve it through consultation and try to use the elevator reasonably.

(The above answers were published on 20 13-07-22. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )

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