Why are you opposed to installing elevators on the first floor?

There may be several reasons for opposing the installation of elevators on the first floor:

1. Space problem: Installing elevators on the first floor may occupy a certain space, resulting in a decrease in the usable area of the first floor or a change in the original layout. If the owners or users on the first floor have special needs for space or are not satisfied with the changes, they may object to installing elevators.

2. Noise and vibration: The operation of the elevator will produce certain noise and vibration, which may cause interference or influence to the residents or merchants on the first floor. If the owners or users on the first floor are sensitive to noise and vibration, they may object to installing elevators.

3. Construction impact: The installation of elevators requires construction work, which may bring some inconvenience or impact to the residents or merchants on the first floor. For example, there may be noise, dust, people moving, etc. During the construction period, this may cause opposition on the first floor.

4. Economic cost: Adding elevators requires certain investment costs, including equipment purchase, engineering construction and maintenance costs. Owners or users of the first floor may think that such investment will not have a high return on their own interests, or they may not be willing to share these costs.