After buying a new house, the property is temporarily not allowed to install an invisible safety net. Is there a legal basis? Why is this happening?

Your own house, check and accept it yourself when you close it. Wu Guan's remarks are wrong. The so-called acceptance of property management is only aimed at the acceptance of houses when developers hand over property management rights to property enterprises, as well as the acceptance of facilities and equipment in public areas and * * * *. After you take over the house, you have the ownership of the house, and you can decorate it without violating the national and local decoration management regulations or regulations (this mainly means changing the facade of the house, tearing down the gas pipeline, etc.). Before the renovation, you should go through the relevant renovation procedures at the residential property management office. The property management party shall clearly indicate to you the provisions or regulations on decoration management. After the renovation, you should report to the property management for renovation acceptance, just renovation acceptance. You can install an invisible safety net without violating any regulations. Of course, you can also look carefully at the owner's manual or the owner's convention to see if there are any relevant restrictions. If not, you can boldly install it. You have no basis for property sanctions. You should always believe that what you say is useless. Let him take the foundation. I hope I can help you.