Renovation

Planning to renovate your apartment? All work must be reported to the board before it begins. Here's a summary of what applies under the association's resident rules.

How to do it

Three steps before and during your renovation.

1

Notify the board

Notify the board before work begins — regardless of scope. More extensive changes require approval.
Always attach a simple sketch that clearly shows what will be done (e.g. a hand-drawn floor plan or a photo with markings).
Report your renovation here — the notification goes to the property manager with a copy to the board.
2

Put up notices & keep to the hours

Put up notices in both lifts (No. 42 and No. 46) with your name and phone number.
Disruptive work is only allowed on weekdays 09:00–17:00.
3

Clean up & remove waste

Keep stairwells, lifts and the basement clean throughout the work.
Construction waste must be carried out in sealed bags — never in the refuse chute, lifts or shared spaces.

The rules in detail

Summary of §11–§13 of the resident rules.

Approval & load-bearing structure

More extensive changes require the board's approval. The application must include a description of the work, drawings (current state and planned changes) and details of the contractor.
Load-bearing concrete structure: any intervention requires written approval from the board. A building permit may be required.

Hours for disruptive work

Chiselling, drilling, sanding, sawing and hammering are only allowed on weekdays 09:00–17:00.
The building has a cast-in-place concrete structure — noise travels through the entire property. Announce extensive work in advance with days, times and estimated duration.

Cleaning & dust

You are fully responsible for keeping shared spaces clean throughout the work — cleaning must be ongoing, not just afterwards.
Limit the spread of dust (e.g. vacuum while drilling, seal the door to the stairwell). All work must take place inside the apartment.

Construction waste

Construction waste must not be put in the refuse chute, lifts or basement areas. Everything must be carried out of the property in sealed builder's bags.
Builder's bags placed outside the property must be emptied and collected promptly when full. You are responsible for ensuring your contractor follows the rules.

Hiring tradespeople

You may hire your own contractor for simpler work within your own area of responsibility. Make sure the tradesperson is certified and can provide guarantees — especially important for wet rooms.
Feel free to contact the property manager Delagott for recommendations.

Connecting equipment

Personal equipment (dishwasher, washing machine, ice maker, etc.) connected to the property's water and drainage system must be installed professionally.
Contact Delagott for assistance.

This is a summary. The full rules are in the resident rules (§11–§13). If you have questions, you're welcome to contact the board.