Common areas

Sorting and recycling of waste is in everyone’s best interest. By sorting your waste properly, you invest in a sustainable future. Once sorted, the waste can be reused.

In the club rooms, it is possible to organise joint activities for the residents, such as children’s parties, book clubs, Christmas parties or bazaars.

The laundry room is available for use in the daytime and can be used free of charge.

At best, the building’s common yard area is a meeting place for residents, where they can spend time together.

It is important not to store bicycles, prams or other items in stairways. They pose a fire safety risk and may block the access route.

The rent for a parking space depends on whether the space has a heating pole or not or if it is in a parking garage. The rent for the parking space is paid in connection with the rent for the home.

If your building has a shared sauna, you can make a sauna booking at the maintenance company. The common sauna time (“lenkkisauna”) is intended for everyone to use.

Most buildings have common storage facilities for the residents’ sports and outdoor equipment, as well as lockable storage spaces for the residents’ own belongings.