On the first floor, I made an advertising sign on the wall on the second floor. After renting the second floor, I want to open the wall to make French windows. Can the signboard on the first floor be

On the first floor, I made an advertising sign on the wall on the second floor. After renting the second floor, I want to open the wall to make French windows. Can the signboard on the first floor be removed ~ ~ ~ Hello, you can go to the local property and urban management departments to check, they have relevant regulations on billboard hanging.

Here we are: one store, one card, one unit, one card. The sign of the resident unit can be uniformly set at the entrance of the building or the lobby on the first floor. Multiple units are used in the same building, and one card is used on the first floor. Located at a road intersection, with facades on both sides and belonging to the same operator, it is allowed to set up door plaques on both sides of the facades respectively. The plaque on the first floor door should be set at the top of the first floor facade to the lower edge of the second floor window. The top must be 50 cm below the bottom line of the window on the second floor, or even with the bottom of the balcony on the second floor. It is forbidden to set up all kinds of door plaques above the second floor.

As for whether you can hit the corner, you should discuss with the property department to see if this will affect the structure and safety of the house. If there is no such design, but the conditions are ripe, you should contact the relevant departments such as urban management to see if this will affect the planning requirements such as city appearance.

The preliminary investigation and consultation work should be done very carefully! Otherwise, it will bring you a lot of trouble in the future. I hope to adopt.