The ability to install additional shelving or storage units in your apartment may depend on several factors:
1. Lease agreement: Review your lease agreement to determine if there are any restrictions or provisions regarding modifications to the apartment. Some landlords may prohibit installing permanent fixtures or require prior written consent.
2. Landlord's permission: If your lease does not explicitly prohibit modifications, it is best to seek permission from your landlord or property management. You can discuss your plans and obtain written permission before proceeding.
3. Temporary solutions: If permanent modifications are not allowed, you can explore temporary storage solutions such as freestanding shelves, over-the-door organizers, or furniture with built-in storage options. These options can add storage space without altering the apartment permanently.
4. Professional installation: Depending on the complexity of the shelving/installation, you may need to consult with a professional to ensure it is done safely and securely.
Remember, it's always advisable to communicate and seek approval from your landlord or property management before making any modifications to your apartment.
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