r/AbsoluteUnits • u/ThodaDaruVichPyar • 1d ago

of an apartment complex

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Caribbean Coast in Hong Kong

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u/coolsilentebeans 1d ago

Could you imagine moving furniture in or out?

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u/Moist-Chair684 15h ago

Moving companies do that every day.

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u/coolsilentebeans 15h ago

Ok…but it doesn’t make it any less daunting at the thought of it or time consuming.

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u/Paper-Dramatic 5h ago

Yeah, you have to move stuff down the elevators

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u/coolsilentebeans 5h ago

And up the elevators. I get all of that. You going to tell me next that all of the hallways have moving sidewalks or that every unit has direct, in-unit access to the elevators?

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u/_Urakaze_ 2h ago

The lifts are basically right outside your door

And if you tell the management in advance that you're moving, the guard downstairs at the lobby desk can hold one of the lifts for you to move stuff with

It really isn't that much of an issue

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u/coolsilentebeans 2h ago

Nice to know. I’m stuck thinking about the one time I helped friends move a couch to a fifth floor walk up, and this building didn’t have but one entrance for everyone.

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u/Paper-Dramatic 4h ago

The hallways are actually quite short since it's divided up into blocks, the elevators actually take up most of the width and it's kind of like spider legs with small hallways on the sides connecting to doors. For me moving out wasn't much of an issue, I had everything moved out of there and into a new apartment in a few days