myfs_101983 Posted March 23, 2004 Share Posted March 23, 2004 Hi Cecil, Thank you for your advice on this site. I have found them most useful. I am buying a new townhome. I have two floor plans available for me to buy. And, I need to make a decision on these soon. Please advise me. In both the floor plans, the second floor has a part of the bathroom fall in the center of the home. In one of the floor plans, the toilet falls in the center. And, in the other floor plan, the bath tub and shower area fall in the center. What is your advise on such a home. Is one floor plan any better than the other? Is it ok to buy such a home. Are there any remedies for such a situation. Regards, Venkat. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted March 23, 2004 Staff Share Posted March 23, 2004 Dear Venkat,Based purely on the layout plan (without) human factor i.e. placement or suitability, I would say Plan2 (or illustration plan2A) is safe since, the water position is not exactly at the centrepoint.If you see the two attachments, Plan 1 (plan1a) however, has the toilet / bathtub at the centrepoint. Not as favourable as Plan 2.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 3/23/2004 6:50:43 PM, Anonymous wrote:Hi Cecil, Thank you for your advice onthis site. I have foundthem most useful. I am buying a new townhome. Ihave two floor plansavailable for me to buy. And,I need to make a decisionon these soon. Please adviseme.In both the floor plans, thesecond floor has a part ofthe bathroom fall in thecenter of the home. In one ofthe floor plans, the toiletfalls in the center. And, inthe other floor plan, the bathtub and shower area fallin the center. What is your advise on such ahome. Is one floor planany better than the other? Is it ok to buy such a home. Are there any remedies forsuch a situation.Regards, Venkat. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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