How to judge whether the lighting of a house is good? What are the skills?

The lighting problem of houses has always been a problem that everyone attaches great importance to when buying a house, because the quality of lighting directly affects the living comfort of buyers. So, how to judge whether the lighting of a house is good or not? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao!

First, is the building spacing reasonable?

Building spacing refers to the distance between the external walls of two adjacent buildings. The distance between buildings not only affects the privacy, noise and safety factor of living, but also has a great influence on the lighting of houses, so we must pay attention to whether the distance between buildings is reasonable when choosing houses.

For projects that have not checked in, you can stand outside and observe whether the distance between the two buildings is reasonable.

When choosing a room, we should pay attention to when the sun can shine into the room in the morning and when the sun will leave the room in the afternoon. According to the standard, the distance between buildings should be based on the sunshine time from winter solstice not less than 1 hour (the bottom window of the house).

Second, see if the floor is low?

In the case of the same building spacing, the higher the floor, the better the lighting and the longer the sunshine time in a day. But it's not good if the floor is too high, because the sunshine is serious in summer, the indoor temperature of high-rise households will be higher than that of middle and low floors, and the cost of air conditioning and refrigeration will be relatively higher.

Third, see if the house faces south?

The orientation of the house is an important factor affecting lighting. Generally speaking, it is best to sit in a house facing south. What needs to be emphasized here is that the living room must face south and the master bedroom should also face south. Because the living room is the place where the family has the most activities, and the master bedroom is the rest space for the owner, sitting facing south can ensure the lighting of daily life.

Fourth, see if there are obstacles in or near nearby buildings.

If the distance between buildings in your home is not small, but the building in front of your home is relatively high, then the sunshine will be blocked by high buildings, which is not conducive to lighting. Therefore, when buying a house, we must carefully observe whether there are obstructions in or near the adjacent buildings.

Fifth, is the ratio of depth to width reasonable?

The width here refers to the width of the south facade of the house you bought, and the depth refers to the depth of the house. When buying a house, don't mistakenly think that the greater the width and depth, the better, because if the depth is too large, it will even affect the lighting.

Generally speaking, the ratio of depth to width of a comfortable and reasonable room is 6:4, that is, the depth is 6 meters and the width is 4 meters.

Sixth, see if the windows of the house are too few or too small?

Even if the floors, floor spacing and huxing of the house are good, there can be no smooth lighting without reasonable windows. Therefore, in terms of window layout, buyers should observe the size and adequacy of windows (such as kitchen, bathroom and other areas).

In short, when buying a house, don't just look at the floor plan to judge the quality of lighting. You must consult the property consultant about the values of building spacing, orientation, width and depth, and make a comprehensive judgment and analysis to ensure the lighting of the house.