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    deliria1
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      I have never lived in or owned an apartment before, however I am about to do so soon.

      I was wondering is someone could explain what is & what isn't common property?

      What do I need to seek approval for?

      For example:

      1. the doors within an apartment, can i change them or do i need approval?

      2. Timber flooring with the apartment, can I change it for another type of timber flooring?

      3. The kitchen, can I put in a new one.

      4. The outdoor terrace am i able to have it landscaped e.g. vertical garden attached to 1.7m front terrace wall https://www.homeimprovementpages.com.au/article/vertical_gardens_for_apartments? can I cover the tiles with timber decking?

      5. Can i enclose a section of the front entry terrace with low visability cat mesh, so that my cats can have some outdoor space, with disturbing neighbours or soiling common areas.

      https://www.catmax.com.au/clearnet-enclosures.php

      6. Can i add a feature wallpaper to a couple of internal walls?

      7. Can i install any type of lighting i want internally?

      8. can i wall mount cupboards in the living room, wall mount a tv?

      Would appreciate any help thanks.

    Reply To: Reply #13761 in A bit confused about what is & isn’t common property
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