Elevators must be installed on more than several floors.

For houses with seven floors or above, or houses with the highest entrance floor height above the bottom indoor floor 16m, elevators should be provided. For high-rise residential buildings with 12 floors or more, each building should have at least two elevators.

What should I pay attention to when buying an elevator room?

1. Asking about the quality of the elevator: Buying an elevator room naturally depends on what the elevator looks like, but after all, buyers can't see what the elevator looks like when buying a house. At this time, they will ask the property consultant what brand the elevator is, how fast it runs and how safe it is. Of course, in addition to the elevator itself, property buyers should also ask who is responsible for the installation of the elevator, whether it can guarantee normal operation and whether problems can be repaired in time.

2. Check emergency equipment: some accidents will inevitably occur in life, such as the failure of elevators and other equipment. Under normal circumstances, temporary power generation devices are usually installed in buildings downstairs. Before buying a house, buyers should ask what to do if there is a power outage, and whether there are emergency measures such as standby power supply, refuge floor and evacuation signs.

3. Inspection of the property: In most residential areas, the maintenance of elevators is the responsibility of the property company, so it is also very important to buy an elevator room to inspect the strength of the property company. Elevator problems, property buyers should be the first time to reflect the property units or developers. If they can't solve it, it will be very troublesome.

4. Choose the floor: If there is an elevator in the building, then the building is definitely not low, and buyers need to consider the appropriate floor. When choosing a floor, we should comprehensively consider factors such as house price, lighting and ventilation, and building spacing.

5. Pay attention to the ladder-door ratio: Buyers who buy elevator rooms also need to consider an important issue, that is, the ladder-door ratio. What's the ladder-door ratio? It is the ratio of the number of households to the number of elevators. If there are many residents and fewer stairs in the whole building, there will be more people taking the elevator, especially during rush hours, which may affect your work speed. If it is a regular community, the basic process now is the layout of one ladder and two households and two ladders and four households. But if the number of households reaches two stairs and six households, there will be more people.