What the specification sheet should cover
| Area | Ask for |
|---|---|
| Structure | Frame type, wall material and thickness |
| Flooring | Material and finish in living, bedrooms, kitchen and balconies |
| Kitchen | Platform material, sink, provision for chimney and appliances |
| Bathrooms | Tiles, sanitaryware and fittings brands |
| Doors and windows | Main door, internal doors and window frames/glass |
| Electrical | Wiring type, switches, points per room, provision for air conditioning |
| Safety | Fire-fighting, access control, lifts, CCTV |
| Water and sewage | Supply, treatment, rainwater harvesting |
Treat this page as a reading guide until the developer publishes the official sheet for Prestige Huyilalu.
How to compare specifications
- Insist on brand and grade names rather than words like 'premium' or 'branded'.
- Check whether the sheet is for the standard unit or an upgraded show flat.
- Ask whether any items are 'provision only' and need to be bought separately.
- Compare the sheet against the registered RERA specifications once available.
Specifications sit alongside the floor plans and the cost sheet; changes to any of them after booking should be agreed in writing.
*Prices, sizes, plans and dates are indicative and subject to change. Please confirm all details with the sales team and verify RERA status before booking.
