Your child’s stroller is an object that on many occasions is left “parked” on the condominium landing, but this practice is not always well received by neighbors. In specific cases, the regulation may go so far as to prohibit the use of stroller on the condominium landing to avoid obstructions or dangers for other condominiums, thus guaranteeing the safety and usability of the common areas. But how do you know if and when the stroller can be left on the landing?
What can be placed in the condominium common areas?
The objects that can be placed in the common spaces depend on the rules established in the condominium regulation and the decisions taken by the assembly. The condominium regulation is in fact essential to regulate the domestic partnership inside a residential building, establishing the rules of behavior that condominiums must follow to guarantee the correct functioning of the structure and mutual respect between the inhabitants.
However, placing is usually permitted in condominium common areas objects and furnishings that are considered of common use for all condominiums and which do not obstruct the passage or create dangers, such as:
- Common furnishings such as chairs, tables or benches
- Containers for separate waste collection
- Bicycles in designated spaces
- Apartment identification plates
- Information tables, for example on safety regulations or condominium communications.
However, it is important to remember that each condominium may have different rules, so it is always best to consult the specific condominium regulations to have a clear indication of what is allowed to be placed in the common areas. Furthermore, it is good practice communicate with other condominiums and obtain the consent of the condominium assembly before introducing new objects into the common areas.
Where to leave the stroller?
Among the objects that are difficult to place inside your home we find strollers, essential tools for all new parents whether they live in a condominium or not. Leave the stroller on the condominium landing it is a habitual custom that can obstruct the passage to other condominiums and therefore create reasons for discord.
In general, leaving the stroller on the landing could be considered a violation of condominium rules or could cause impediments for other condominiums. It is always best to check the specific condominium regulations to have clarity on what is allowed and what is not. In many condominiums, you may be required to keep personal items, such as strollers or bicycles, inside the unit or in designated storage areas. designated spaces such as cellars or warehouses.
What can you leave on the condominium landing?
As mentioned previously, leaving objects on the condominium landing usually depends on the rules established in the condominium regulations and local regulations. However, there are some general guidelines that can be considered:
- Shoes or carpets: in many cases, it is acceptable to leave carpets or shoes on the condominium landing, but it is important to be careful not to obstruct the passage or create a safety hazard.
- Planters or plants in pots: in some condominiums it is permitted to place planters or potted plants on the landing, but it is best to make sure that they do not obstruct passage or represent a safety hazard.
- Containers for separate waste collection some waste: if there is not enough space inside the apartment, it may be possible to temporarily leave the containers for separate waste collection on the landing, but it is necessary to ensure that they are emptied regularly and that they do not create inconvenience for other residents.
- Small objects: parcels or bags can be left temporarily on the landing. However, they should not be left on permanently and should be removed as soon as possible to avoid blocking the passage.
- Personal objects: Some apartment buildings may allow personal items, such as strollers or bicycles, to be temporarily placed on the landing while they are being prepared for use. However, it is important not to leave these items permanently and to ensure that they do not create obstructions or inconvenience to other residents.
In general, it is always advisable to consult the specific condominium regulations and discuss with the other condominium owners or the condominium administrator before leaving any object on the landing, to ensure respect the rules and standards municipalities imposed by your condominium.
