Hey All, does anyone have a link ot the 'rules for grills' in Geneva on Balconies. Like others, if I ask the regie, they will just say no, regardless of the rule (having lived in this flat for 2 years, we have gotten used to not asking them anything). We have the top balcony and are thinking of a small gas grill for 1 or 2 times a week grilling. Just want to see what we are up against prior to purchasing.... or perhaps we might be selling a small gas grill on the classified in a few weeks. Any help is appreciated.
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Apr 16, 2011 @ 16:50
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Hey All, does anyone have a link ot the 'rules for grills' in Geneva on Balconies. Like others, if I ask the regie, they will just say no, regardless of the rule (having lived in this flat for 2 years, we have gotten used to not asking them anything). We have the top balcony and are thinking of a small gas grill for 1 or 2 times a week grilling. Just want to see what we are up against prior to purchasing.... or perhaps we might be selling a small gas grill on the classified in a few weeks. Any help is appreciated.
drleblancApr 16, 2011 @ 16:50
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Apr 18, 2011 @ 17:04
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Apr 18, 2011 @ 18:40
As long as the smoke doesn't blow sideways into neighboring apartments, nor below (trust me, smoke does go down), then go ahead.
Beware of days when there is wind or downdrafts. I would recommend only a gas grill with a closed lid, and try to keep the smoke level down. Alternatively if you are a handyman, rigging up a metal chimney/stovepipe could save you some grief. Bottom line: nobody cares until they start gagging on your smoke.
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As long as the smoke doesn't blow sideways into neighboring apartments, nor below (trust me, smoke does go down), then go ahead.
Beware of days when there is wind or downdrafts. I would recommend only a gas grill with a closed lid, and try to keep the smoke level down. Alternatively if you are a handyman, rigging up a metal chimney/stovepipe could save you some grief. Bottom line: nobody cares until they start gagging on your smoke.
Poster, Apr 18, 2011 @ 18:40
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