Plantation shutters

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  • 01/10/2011 at 12:00 am #7690 Reply | Quote
    davidt
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      Hello, I live a a building with approx 70 apartments.Some of the apartments, but not all, have there balconies enclosed by sliding plantation shutters which were attached to the building at construction. Over time the internal mechanisim of some of these shutters has become jammed, or difficult to adjust so the shutters are no longer able to be adjusted easily and are stuck in one position, and in some cases where they would appear to have been forced some of the individual slats have been broken off.

      The sliding mechanisim which is attached to the building and encases the tracks that the shutters roll along are still working. So the shutters can still be moved along there tracks.

       

      There are 2 questions: If they actually still work by sliding along the track are they considered broken if the slats are just stuck in the one position and an owner advises they cannot adjust there slats? Or are plantation shutters considered to be like a blind which is attached to a window and not the OC'c responsibility?

       

      Any help would be greatly appreciated.

       

      Thanks

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