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Mercman I would advise you to say it to the tenants about the floors - not to wear heels or noisy shoes on them as it affects you.
To be honest I would assume that this is normal when living in an apartment, and by this I mean the level of noise.
Surely this is a problem with the building rather than the apartment? Is it true that I could buy an apartment and then find I can't have wooden floors in it? (Currently having wooden floors, after previously always lived with carpets, I'm a convert.)
Is it true that I could buy an apartment and then find I can't have wooden floors in it? (Currently having wooden floors,......... I'm a convert.)
I mean I'm not saying this is normal and that's life, obviously if you have a court order then there is a certain amount of the law involved but I just assume (this is why I've never lived in an apartment) that noise like pumps, appliances and people walking around is normal and to be expected in an apartment block?
Apartment living is governed by the Lease applicable to the apartments. If you placed a wooden floor in your apartment, then you could be forced to remove same if the Lease states a No No to wooden floors. You might be converting back again.
No thanks. For what purpose ?
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