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Hdb Top Floors - All Have Very High Ceilings?

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Hi all,

Just wondering - does all HDB top floors come with higher ceiling height than normal? Anyone staying in one or have seen one? Does the whole house have high ceiling height?

I know that some 4 storey HDB walk up apartments have a pyramid like roof outside but the ceiling is not high. What they have is extra space in the masterbed room's ceiling - storage space as big as the masterbedroom!:notti: Yes i've seen one (at clementi - 28 yrs old) and was simply fascinated... all your unwanted items can be stored there and no one would know it is there... only thing is the maintenance like ants, dust etc...

This is something which was built by HDB and not the tenant. I wonder what's the rationale behind that.

If you have any info - pls state location/district or if you face any problems like changing light bulbs, painting etc pls share here

I visited few units on the top floor at Toh Guan (Jurong East)... the units is about 8 years old... only the ceiling for the living room and master bbedroom are high...

I have stayed in a Jurong West Extension highest floor unit. The ceiling is abt 1/2 a meter higher that other levels. However my other unit at Boon Lay (also highest), the ceiling height is the same as other floors. So I guess NOT ALL HDB flats have higher ceiling on the highest floor.

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