Dear Cecil
I live on the raised ground floor flat of the terraced house. (converted to 3 different flats)one couple live on the basement flat and another couple live on 1st floor flat.
This terraced house is L-shape. therefore, I bought a 2 meter (7 foot)lamp post to install to the ground of the basement flat's garden. but, I am not sure that if this height is ok as I do not live on the basement and height of the room of the basement flat is about 3 meter. and lamp post won't reach to my raised ground floor flat level.
and also this missing corner is career corner. and I have been unemployed for neary one year. I can't get any interview. Would you advise me of the remedy for this missing corner problem.
Best regards

Dear Anon,
Based on what you had mentioned, the newly insatlled lamp post does not seem to be a threat. A threat is where, if one stands at the window or door and looks outwards directly ... and if it slices into the house, this may be a problem for those staying there.
Usually, if there is a `leak' in the house, it may not necessarily come from the `L' shape house. As `L' shaped houses need not necessarily be affected in this way.
Most probably, there are other leaks in your home.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 10/10/2002 5:47:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil
I live on the raised ground
floor flat of the terraced
house. (converted to 3
different flats)one couple
live on the basement flat and
another couple live on 1st
floor flat.
This terraced house is
L-shape. therefore, I bought a
2 meter (7 foot)lamp post to
install to the ground of the
basement flat's garden. but, I
am not sure that if this
height is ok as I do not live
on the basement and height of
the room of the basement flat
is about 3 meter. and lamp
post won't reach to my raised
ground floor flat level.
and also this missing corner
is career corner. and I have
been unemployed for neary one
year. I can't get any
interview. Would you advise me
of the remedy for this missing
corner problem.
Best regards