The Southern Peripheral Road, or SPR, runs through sectors 69 to 76. It is lined with mid-segment towers, most handed over in the last few years. Many flats here were given basic fittings, and owners are now adding proper shower enclosures, balcony glass and mesh. The tower's service lift and fit-out rules decide the day.
Upgrading basic handover fittings
Many SPR flats were handed over with a basic bathroom and no shower glass. Owners are now adding enclosures properly.
In a new tower the tiles are fresh and the walls are close to true, which suits frameless glass. We still check each wall with a level, because handover quality varies from tower to tower.
Most enclosures here go in within a day.
Balcony glass against the road
Towers facing the SPR get dust and traffic noise on that side. Glazing the balcony is a popular fix.
But it changes the building's face, so most societies here have a rule. Either no glazing, or one specified system for everyone.
Ask your estate office first. If they name a system, we quote exactly that.
Getting the lift slot early
In a newly handed-over tower, many flats are being fitted out at once, and they all share one service lift.
So we book the lift when you place the order, not when the glass is ready. The booking and the fit-out approval run while the glass is made.
A missed slot can cost a week, so this matters.




























































