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Anonymous users2024-01-24Not very good, but satisfying the lighting conditions. As long as the daylight is at its shortest, more than two hours of light is in line with the daylight requirements.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Look at the best time of dayping:
1. Winter viewing is a good time to identify the quality of lighting in the house, because the sunshine angle in winter is small. If the house is well lit in winter, don't worry about other seasons.
2. Look at the lighting of the house, and try to choose the rough house. The rough room can eliminate lights, partitions and other interference, and the lighting effect of the house can be seen cleanly. At the same time, it is better to go to see the house in the morning, if there is no sunshine by 11 a.m., the lighting is not good. yuqiancyh
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Oh no!
The lighting is good, and the indoor brightness is better than dim for 12 hours during the day.
Only then there is sunshine, which is basically equal to nothing. At 12 o'clock, the sun changed direction. There is only 1 hour of sunshine a day.
Buy some shade nets, hang the whole pole like a curtain, and then sew the shade net into a tube, thread the net on the pole, and pull it up when the sun is full, and you can pull it open on cloudy days.
It is best to close the balcony door and call the fire brigade and ask them to catch the snake and release it.
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