How to read sand table map

The sand table will be proportional. After determining the proportion, if you need to determine the road width from the specific room to the gate of the community, the interior of the community and other information, you only need to measure the sand table with a small ruler and enlarge it according to the proportion.

2. Look at the overall planning.

As the epitome of real estate planning, sand table map can reflect the building density, landscape collocation, road traffic, surrounding environment and so on. In particular, some details, such as the entrance to the community and where the underground garage is, should be understood clearly.

3. Look at the opening area and property orientation.

May be a variety of reasons, the current real estate is developed by stages, and the pre-sale certificate is also obtained in batches. So when you look at the sand table, you should ask the high-level sales batches and buy a house according to your actual needs. At the same time, the orientation of the building, lighting, ventilation and the landscape outside the window are also the criteria for choosing a house. Generally, there will be orientation signs on the sand table map, and the on-site sales will generally be explained first when promoting.

4. Look at the building spacing

The distance between buildings is often a concern of property buyers. Wide spacing between buildings will provide good lighting and ventilation, making it more comfortable to live in. Generally, the spacing between low-rise houses should be greater than 15m, and the spacing between high-rise houses should be greater than 24m. The space between buildings is often clearly reflected on the sand table.

5. Look at the specific location of public facilities.

In the sand table, the entrances and exits of substations, garbage bins, septic tanks, water pump rooms, gas rooms and underground garages in the community are often marked. When looking at the sand table, you can ask in detail the specific location, height and distance from the building of these public facilities. In addition, the supporting facilities are usually placed near the sand table, giving people a feeling of convenient supporting. In fact, whether the surrounding schools are the key points, and whether the students in this community can enter the school need to be asked clearly.

6. Look at the unclear buildings in the community

Small transparent squares made of plexiglass can often be seen in the sand table, which may be public facilities in the community or buildings to be planned. These unknown buildings are very likely to have a negative impact on living life when they come true one day in the future. For example, the promised green space will actually become a tall building. Therefore, we must get to the bottom of the matter and write these "uncertain factors" into the contract, which is binding on developers.

Matters needing attention in watching sand table

1. Pay attention to blank places and unknown buildings.

When you look at the sand table, you will definitely find that some buildings in some sand tables are not clear, and there will be some blank areas. At this time, buyers need to ask developers whether these are future supporting plans or some public facilities such as garbage stations and property offices. If we don't ask clearly, these unknown buildings are likely to become tall buildings in the future.

2. Pay attention to the traffic planning in the community.

Sand table generally shows what the internal traffic planning is like after the completion of the community. When looking at the sand table, we should pay attention to the distribution of roads, and at the same time, we should combine the local conditions to see whether it is convenient for vehicles to travel, such as how to realize the diversion of people and vehicles. Property buyers who like quiet can also choose a house far away from traffic planning to reduce noise interference.

3. Ask the suspicious place in the sand table to the end

When you check the sand table in the sales department, you must be careful, including some small details. If you find anything suspicious when checking the sand table, you must break the casserole and ask the question to the end. For example, when planning supporting facilities, be sure to ask about the specific scale, when it will be completed and when it will be put into use. These problems must be reflected in the contract.