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M-Niaga Tapah Simplified Ebrochure FA2 SPECIFICATIONS Structure RC Frame Floor Finishes Shop Cement Render Office Cement Render Wall Brick Wall Toilet Non Slip Ceramic Tiles Aircond Ledge Cement Render Roof Covering Roofing Sheet Walkway / Staircase Cement Render Roof Framing Metal Framing Sanitary & Pedestal WC 4 TAPAH Ceiling Plaster Ceiling, Skim Coat & Pain Finish Plumbing Fittings Wash Hand Basin 3 Pillar Tap 4 Doors Aluminium Roller Shutter Bib Tap 3 Metal Frame Fire Rated Door Aluminium Kitchen Sink 2 Double Storey Shop Offices Metal Frame PVC Door Kitchen Sink Tap 2 Windows Aluminium Frame / Casement Window Electric Installation Lighting Point 23 Top Hung Window Ceiling Fan Point 2 13 Amp Switch Socket Outlet 12 Ironmongery Quality Lockset Fibre Wall Socket 2 Wall Finishes External Weather Coat Paint Internal Telephone Provided Internal Emulsion Trunking Cable Toilet 2100mm Height Ceramic Wall Tiles Actual Photo 019-381 6964 Download the PR1MA Application Now Monday to Sunday (9:00 am-6:00 pm) E-mail: [email protected] www.pr1ma.my Disclaimer: The material or visual serves as an invitation to get response from the public to preview and register only and is not to be treated as an offer for sale. The information contained in this material or visual is subject to change and cannot form part of an offer or contract. All renderings are artist’s impressions only. All measurements are approximate. While every reasonable care has been taken in preparing this material or visual, the developer cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracy. All the above items are subject to variations, modifications and substitutions as may be required by the Authorities or recommended by the Architect or Consultants. M-NIAGA Tapah is located in a convenient location with THE GREAT excellent accessibility via major roads and matured TAKING YOUR BUSINESSSPECIAL neighbourhood. This great location has provided the LOCATION FOR utmost conveniences to benefit the upcoming 1,000 TO GREATER HEIGHTSFEATURES YOUR BUSINESS population catchment within Residensi Tapah. Wide pedestrian walkway GPS COORDINATE M-NIAGA Tapah is an urban commercial hub built and designed to maximise 4.150537, 101.272850 productivity. The flexible space concept makes every unit a mixtureFlexible ofspaces retail for and aspiring entrepreneurs to established TO TAPAH TO PULAU PINANG retailers office. From the high ceilings to the highly customisable open floor plans, every 1 unit of the building is designed to fit your special requirementsSuitable according for every to thetype of business’ needs nature of your business. Located in the mature neighbourhood 2 2 TAPAH Excellent visibility, as well as accessibility and connectivity 2km 3km 1 KAMPUNG BAHARU N 4km O TANAH MAS R 5km T BATALION 3 H 2 PGA PDRM - S O U T H E Actual Photo 1 X TAMAN P R F&B Outlet IT Centre Grocery Bank Office SERI BIDOR 4 E S S W A Y TAMAN SERI MAS TAMAN CHIT CHOONG TAMAN 2 BUKIT BIDOR SITE PLAN KAMPUNG SIMPANG 3 OR ID KAMUNG -B N MASJID 1 TA IN JALAN PAKU 3 K LU E 1 T N A KAMPUNG L A CHABANG J BIDOR I A BAHARU 2 STOREY AMPLE PARKING HIGH VISIBILITY MATURED COMPLETED K G N FROM U Plaza Toll SHOP OFFICES SPACE WITH EXCELLENT COMMUNITY WITH WITH CCC S TELUK INTAN BIDOR POLICE N Bidor A FRONTAGE 1,000 POPULATION SUNGKAI L TAMAN STATION A N KTM STATION J BATANG PADANG CATCHMENT FROM FROM SUNGKAI KUALA LUMPUR JALAN PR1MA TAPAH 1 Education Hospital Recreational Commercial Government Offices 1 SJK(C) Tanah Mas 1 Tapah Hospital 1 Kelab Golf Padang Damai 1 Bidor Market 1 Dewan Muhibah 2 SM Agama Batang Padang 2 Bidor Health Clinic 2 TF Value-Mart Tapah 2 Tapah District Council 3 SMK Bidor 4 SJK(C) Choong Hwa 2 KOLAM PT 9449 PT 9448 PT 9447 PT 9446 PT 9445 PT 9444 PT 9443 PT 9442 PT 9441 PT 9440 PT 9439 PT 9438 PT 9437 PT 9436 PT 9435 PT 9434 PT 9433 PT 9432 PT 9431 PT 9430 PT 9429 PT 9428 PT 9427 PT 9426 PT 9425 TADAHAN TNB JALAN PR1MA TAPAH FROM JALAN TEMOH TAPAH FROM N BIDOR LEGEND TYPE D1 TYPE D2 TYPE D3 TYPE D4 Actual Photo Actual Photo SPECIAL FLOOR PLAN FEATURES Wide pedestrian walkway TYPE D1 TYPE D2 Flexible spaces for aspiring entrepreneurs to established retailers INTERMEDIATE | 20’x70’ | 2,746 SQ.FT. INTERMEDIATE | 20’x70’ | 2,746 SQ.FT. Suitable for every type of business’ needs 6096 6096 6096 6096 Located in the mature neighbourhood Male Refuse Female Male Male Refuse Female Excellent visibility, as well as accessibility and connectivity Male Bin Toilet Bin Toilet Toilet Toilet Toilet Toilet 2 2 2 2 Female Female Toilet Toilet Actual Photo SHOP OFFICE SHOP OFFICE 21260 21260 21260 21260 SITE PLAN Corridor Corridor A/C A/C Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor TYPE D3 TYPE D4 JALAN PR1MA TAPAH 1 END UNITS | 20’x70’ | 2,746 SQ.FT. END UNITS | 20’x70’ | 2,746 SQ.FT. 6096 6096 6096 6096 Male Refuse Male Female Refuse Male Female Male Toilet Bin Toilet 2 Toilet 2 Bin Toilet Toilet 2 Toilet 2 Female Female KOLAM Toilet Toilet PT 9449 PT 9448 PT 9447 PT 9446 PT 9445 PT 9444 PT 9443 PT 9442 PT 9441 PT 9440 PT 9439 PT 9438 PT 9437 PT 9436 PT 9435 PT 9434 PT 9433 PT 9432 PT 9431 PT 9430 PT 9429 PT 9428 PT 9427 PT 9426 PT 9425 TADAHAN TNB JALAN PR1MA TAPAH SHOP OFFICE SHOP OFFICE FROM JALAN TEMOH TAPAH 21260 21260 21260 21260 FROM N BIDOR Corridor Corridor A/C A/C Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor LEGEND TYPE D1 TYPE D2 TYPE D3 TYPE D4.
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