There is no elevator to transport decoration materials, and small cranes are not allowed in the property. They said they needed ladders or manual handling, but it was extremely expensive. Is this lega

There is no elevator to transport decoration materials, and small cranes are not allowed in the property. They said they needed ladders or manual handling, but it was extremely expensive. Is this legal? Without relevant laws and regulations, several factors will prevent you from using the property from the perspective of all households. First, the crane itself is safe. Different from special equipment, the technical specifications of small cranes have no national mandatory standards, and there are many safety hazards in use, such as rollover. Second, the personal and property safety of others, especially neighbors, is different from building a house in your own home. You are neighbors upstairs and downstairs, and it is easy to affect your neighbors during the operation of the crane. In the event of an accident, neighborhood relations will collapse. Thirdly, there is an underground parking lot in the community, so the ground load should be considered. In addition, the furniture and building materials hoisted by cranes will collide with the facade of the building, and the damaged property should be repaired.

Therefore, there are generally two solutions: first, let the property set up a moving team to move for the owners free of charge, reflecting the awareness of property service; Second, sign a letter of responsibility with the property, and the property will issue a letter of responsibility for the use of cranes, because you are not the only one who will do this. This responsibility letter was signed by the owner, and the content is that the liability for damages to people and buildings during the use of the crane shall be borne by the owner.