decoration of the rooms in the accommodation
Footage has emerged of around 200 people jumping on tables and forming a dancefloor as they rave to grime in apparent contravention of Covid-19 restrictions at their halls. The video, filmed at Arundel House near the University of Coventry’s main campus, has been viewed more than 70,000 times and shows a tightly-packed crowd dancing as Digga D’s ‘Woi’ plays in the background. It comes as some universities have warned those found to be in serious breach of restrictions could face expulsion.
For those looking to live a bit further away from the party scene, areas like Earlsdon or Lower Coundon offer spacious properties with excellent outdoor spaces and bus routes to both Student Accommodation Coventry and Warwick campuses. The cost of rent is also more affordable in these areas and many students enjoy the peace and quiet to focus on their studies. In addition, some accommodations offer security features such as CCTV and secure door entry at an additional cost; specific details can be found on individual property pages.
When it comes to decorating rooms in student accommodations, there are typically some restrictions in place to maintain the overall aesthetics, safety, and fairness for all residents. While specific guidelines may vary depending on the accommodation provider or institution, here are some common restrictions you may encounter:
Are there any restrictions on decoration of the rooms in the accommodation?
Wall decorations: Most Student housing Coventry have guidelines regarding the use of nails, screws, or other permanent fixtures on the walls. They may require the use of removable adhesives or hooks to hang posters, picture frames, or other lightweight items. Heavy or permanent wall fixtures may be prohibited to avoid damage to the walls.
Paint and wallpaper: Generally, accommodations do not allow residents to paint the walls or apply wallpaper on their own. This is to maintain consistency and avoid improper application or damage to the property. If you wish to personalize the walls, removable decals or temporary wall art may be permitted.
Furniture modifications: Altering or modifying the furniture provided by the accommodation, such as removing parts, painting, or drilling holes, is typically not allowed. This ensures that the furniture remains in good condition for future occupants. Fire safety: To ensure fire safety, restrictions may be in place regarding the use of candles, incense, or any open flame items. These items can pose a fire hazard and may be prohibited altogether.
Noise considerations: Some accommodations have guidelines related to noise levels and may restrict the use of loudspeakers, amplifiers, or musical instruments in the rooms. This is to maintain a peaceful living environment for all residents.
It is important to review the specific guidelines and policies provided by your accommodation provider. They will typically provide a comprehensive list of restrictions and guidelines regarding room decorations. However, while restrictions may exist, accommodations often allow residents to add personal touches and make their living space comfortable within the specified guidelines. Temporary decorations, such as posters, photographs, and personal items, are generally permitted as long as they can be removed without causing damage to the walls or furniture.
If you have specific decoration ideas or plans in mind, it is advisable to consult with the accommodation provider or the housing office to ensure compliance with their guidelines.