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For West facing, there are ways to mitigate like solar film or ziptrak. And I don’t think is sunny 365 days sun a year though global warming is real. Sun will move to north or south depending on the year as well.Hello there!
Has anyone in this group purchased the west-facing blocks? If so, I'm curious to know if you have any concerns regarding heat in that specific orientation. Are there any measures being taken to mitigate heat-related issues?
Furthermore, I noticed that the west-facing blocks are in close proximity to a BBQ pit. I'm wondering if anyone can provide insight into whether the noise and smell from the BBQ pit would be tolerable for residents in that area.
Noted, thank you. Could you kindly share the link the mentioned thread?There’s an entire thread on this matter already… let’s not repeat everything that’s posted there, especially on a place which hasn’t been built yet…
I’m sure buyers went in with their eyes wide open..
The sun and road noise were things well highlighted and no one should say they didn’t know
Dude, just search in the same forum, cheersNoted, thank you. Could you kindly share the link the mentioned thread?
yup full height good quality blackout curtains plus good quality solar filmdirect unblock west facing is no joke.
install blackout curtains to block out heat.
So you intend to play cat and mouse game with your condo MCST lah.. HahahahaEasy to solve lah, just go taobao buy those static solar film, dont even need to stick on so can remove anytime. Cost less than $50
Just proposing ideas only, since buyers concerned on west sun yet want BT hill view, non stick static solar film from taobao is the best resolutionSo you intend to play cat and mouse game with your condo MCST lah.. Hahahaha
ErrSeems like many TRR buyers anyhow grab on launch day due to fomo, now regretting their purchase due to poor facing, etc.