Ripples unit types: rooms, area and floors for every plan

Each plan carries four items: the bedroom count, a 'TOTAL AREA' in square metres, the list of floors the plan repeats on, and a small key plan that numbers the unit's position with a 'VIEW DIRECTION' arrow. Key plans number positions 1 to 6 on typical floors and 1 to 4 on the penthouse level. The brochure states neither the number of units per building nor the number of buildings.

The whole brochure covers Type E and does not say whether Ripples has other building types. It also does not say whether the total area includes the terrace or garden, or what each view direction overlooks. Room dimensions are printed on the plans without a unit of measure, so they are not reproduced here and should be checked on the plan itself. This page is prepared by an independent real-estate marketer and is not the developer's website.

This is the smallest plan in the brochure: a bedroom, a reception, an open kitchen and one bath. It repeats from the 2nd to the 6th floor at position 6, and its floor list includes neither Ground, 1st nor Penthouse. No terrace is labelled among its rooms, and there is no maid's room or garden. The brochure does not say what occupies position 6 on the ground and first floors.

The typical 135 sqm plan is the only one that labels both rooms as Master Bedroom (A) and (B), each with its own Bath (A) and Bath (B), plus a maid's room and a powder room. The 135 sqm penthouse adds a dressing room and a bath for the maid's room. The 107 sqm plan is the only 2-bedroom with an open kitchen and no labelled powder room. The 107 and 109 sqm plans are the smallest ones drawn with a garden on the ground floor.

The 169 and 173 sqm plans have a similar programme: a master bedroom with dressing and master bath, Bedroom (A) and Bedroom (B) with a bath, a maid's room with its own bath, a laundry, a kitchen, a powder room, and a reception, dining area, entrance and terrace. The first sits at position 3 and the second at position 4, and both are drawn with a garden on the ground floor.

The 206 sqm penthouse at position 3 adds a 'Living Area' separate from the reception and dining area, a room that does not appear on the other two plans. A maid's room is labelled, but no maid's bath or laundry appears among its readable rooms.

This is the largest unit in the brochure and its only 4-bedroom plan. The sixth floor holds a guest bedroom with guest bath, a reception, a dining area, a kitchen, a maid's room, a powder room, an entrance and a terrace. The penthouse level holds the master bedroom with master bath, Bedroom (A) and Bedroom (B), a bath, a dressing room and a laundry. The duplex sits at position 2, the same position the 135 sqm plan occupies up to the 5th floor.

The brochure does not match plans to family sizes, and the decision is the buyer's. From what is printed: a buyer who wants three bedrooms finds them on the 169, 173 and 206 sqm plans, and a buyer who wants four has one printed option, the 255 sqm duplex. Every 3 and 4-bedroom plan has a labelled maid's room. A buyer who requires a garden finds one drawn on the 107, 109, 135, 169 and 173 sqm plans at ground level.

The floor names on the plans are Ground, then 1st to 6th, then Penthouse. The brochure prints no lift count, no parking provision and no storage for Ripples. On finishing it prints a single phrase, 'FULLY FINISHED LUXURY INTERIORS', with two interior renders, and names no materials, brands, air conditioning or kitchen appliances. The disclaimer says images are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent actual specifications or fittings.