Fall protection on height changes (partially over 1.00 m)

  • Erstellt am 2020-04-12 17:14:07

Effe2020

2020-04-13 14:09:56
  • #1


Yes, that is clear. But I was not concerned with the decision now, only with the theoretical liability. Although the owners' association or the individuals here often simply do whatever they want without asking. Which of course does not change anything...
 

HilfeHilfe

2020-04-13 14:14:43
  • #2
 

HilfeHilfe

2020-04-13 14:18:43
  • #3

Never heard of theoretical liability. If you have rights and obligations for the area according to the declaration of division, you have to take care of the security. Or do you believe your liability or building insurance will simply cover a personal injury, which is one of the most expensive damages? An expert will come out, see a hedge or makeshift solution and say, “no insurance coverage on our part.”
 

hampshire

2020-04-13 14:20:45
  • #4
I wish you a good fence project. As a tool fan, I think 's idea of countersinking concrete screws with an impact wrench is great and a good reason to expand the tool collection by one piece.
 

Effe2020

2020-04-13 14:24:19
  • #5


Now you're already quibbling over words, aren't you embarrassed by that? What exactly does that bring you?

The declaration of division is, as far as I remember, to our advantage. If I recall correctly, we have the exclusive right of use, but no obligations. Sounds unusual, but that's how it is. That means we wouldn't even have to take care of maintenance, not pay for the outdoor water tap, etc. (which we are currently doing anyway). I then think we wouldn't be responsible for the security either.
 

rick2018

2020-04-13 14:37:18
  • #6
That's exactly how I did it too. I also still have a fence project. And I also need the screws in the house because everything is concrete. I use Hilti HUS CR 6.
 

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