First floor to third floor
Excellent: When an accident happens, such as earthquake, collapse, fire, etc., the first to third floors are the safest floors. Considering all factors, if it is an ordinary old house with five or six floors, the third floor is the most ideal.
Poor: the first to third floors are not very quiet floors. How to face the street is easily polluted by automobile exhaust and dust on the road. In some old communities, moisture will return to the basement, making it more vulnerable to mosquitoes. The first to third floors are the most vulnerable floors.
The fourth floor to the sixth floor
Excellent: From the perspective of environmental protection, safety is the best.
Disadvantages: if there is no elevator, it is a problem for the elderly to go upstairs and downstairs.
The seventh and eighth floors
Excellent: High-rise residence, the seventh and eighth floors are "golden floors". This floor is quiet, not affected by automobile exhaust, and will not make people afraid of heights.
Disadvantages: Although the seventh and eighth floors are convenient for people to live in, they are the most unsuitable for patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, because the air pressure will be very low and it will easily make people feel breathless, so patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases should not buy them.
The ninth floor to the sixteenth floor
Excellent: The eighth to sixteenth floors and above are the brightest floors. The tallest tree can't reach this height, so the light is not easily blocked.
Poor: If there are waste pipes above and below these floors, then these floors are most affected.
Sixteenth and seventeenth floors
Excellent: the best scenery and the freshest air. The heating in residential buildings is rising, so it is the warmest above the sixteenth floor.
Poor: it is difficult to escape in case of fire, and the toxic gas emitted by the fire spreads from bottom to top, so it is the most dangerous floor.
top floor
Excellent: In case of fire, you can rescue from the roof. Auxiliary facilities have been installed on the top floors of some buildings, further increasing the feasibility of rescue.
Inferior quality: In some old residential areas, the water pressure of high-rise residential buildings is generally low, and sometimes the water supply is cut off. In addition, it is best for high-rise residents to bring their own life-saving articles, such as hanging baskets and self-locking hooks, and rope ladders for low-rise residents to prepare for escape. If you believe in Feng Shui, you can't choose18th floor.
Extended data
18th floor house transaction note two points:
1, housing quality
Theoretically, the quality of houses can be checked by on-site supervision and completion acceptance. The agency responsible for the control is either an independent third-party agency or a government department, and has no interest relationship with the developer. So as long as you do your job well, quality problems can be avoided. But in real life, many houses do have different degrees of quality problems. To the surprise of property buyers, these "problem buildings" can actually pass the completion acceptance.
When buying a house, you can visit the forum more to see if the developer has exposed negative quality problems and look at the comments of the real estate. It is more secure to choose a bigger developer as far as possible.
2. Attention should be paid to environmental quality and public safety.
The key to buying a house is the safety of living, and the environmental quality of the house is closely related to the quality of life. Therefore, when buying a house, you should try to stay away from pollution sources, such as chemical plants, elevated buildings, substations, strong light sources and strong noise sources, and avoid buying a house near heavy industrial parks, highways, airports and railway stations. On the contrary, houses close to parks and lakes, far from pollution and pleasant environment are more popular. Needless to say, if you plan to resell it in the future, there will be many demanders.