# snail house tour​ The 490-foot 3-bedroom Y-shaped public housing has been transformed from 1 to 2 toilets, the kitchen has been relocated, and the bedroom has become larger

Most of the Y-shaped public housing in Hong Kong have a history of about 30 years. The flats are durable, and inevitably they are rather old, and the original partitions also have some places that are not easy to use. For example, the kitchen is small and farthest from the living room. At the end of the corridor, cooking is not convenient; the entrance of the toilet has to pass through the kitchen; the bedroom door is in the dining room, etc. This time, the owner of this unit in Tsui Ping North Village, Kwun Tong, took advantage of the renovation of the whole house, and took the opportunity to ask for it. To improve the gaps above, I would like to change one toilet into two, and wait for my family to stop fighting for the toilet! Look at the designer and help the unit make a big transformation!