When choosing a floor, don't obsess over the golden floors - living on floors 4 to 6 is actually the most fortunate

These days life moves faster and faster, and leaving your hometown to work elsewhere is nothing unusual anymore, but the question of housing is practically a nightmare for every migrant worker, and with housing prices soaring, being able to buy a home really isn't an easy thing. There are still many factors to consider when buying a house - layout and location are already well-worn topics, and choosing the floor is an even bigger problem.

Today's buildings are generally built quite tall, so the so-called "golden floors" are concentrated between floors 12 and 16. In fact, the only advantage of the golden floors is slightly better natural light; apart from that there is nothing special about them. On the contrary, floors 4-6 in a building offer the best value for money. Why do I say that? Next, Huahua will reveal the answer to you.

First, because floors 9-11 are considered the dust layer in environmental science - most harmful substances in the atmosphere concentrate and spread at this height. If the building is also close to a major traffic route or railway tracks, then the floors in this area suffer the worst pollution. Compared with the golden floors, lower floors are affected by dust far less severely.

Second, almost all newly built residential complexes now have elevators installed, but elevators are the kind of equipment that easily develops problems. If a problem occurs and repairs are not made in time, then people on high floors have to suffer the hardship of climbing up, while lower floors are relatively easier.

Compared with high floors, low floors are more suitable for the elderly and young children. Elderly people usually like to dance in the square in their free time, and if the floor is too high, going downstairs is not very convenient. In addition, some elderly people may not have a very good heart, and if the elevator rises too fast, the feeling of weightlessness may be too much for them to handle at once. The same goes for children - living on a high floor, if a child runs around on the balcony, the danger is extremely high.

Actually, the most important point lies in daily life and living. If residents on low floors find they are missing something at home, whether they take the stairs or the elevator they can quickly reach the neighborhood supermarket and buy what they need, while residents on high floors take too long to go downstairs and may simply be too lazy to move.

Low floors generally use direct tap water, while from the 7th floor upward, secondary pressurized water supply is used. This pressurized water supply generally requires the residential complex to build a dedicated water storage tank, so once the tank is not cleaned properly, water quality will also be hard to guarantee.

Considering the above points, Huahua still recommends that everyone choose a middle-floor unit when selecting a building. It not only has little impact on natural light, but also does not affect daily life and living, and the price is relatively lower as well - you could say it is a truly high-quality and low-priced choice.