Prestige Battersea Specifications
About the Prestige Battersea specifications
A specification sheet is the part of a brochure that tells you what a home is actually made of. It sets out the materials, finishes and fittings used in every part of the building — the frame it stands on, the walls, the flooring underfoot, the windows, the wiring behind them, the kitchen counter and the bathroom fittings. Two apartments with identical floor plans can feel completely different depending on what appears here.
At Prestige Battersea, the planned build is an RCC frame with shear wall technology, a floor-to-floor height of 2,950 mm, 200 mm external and 100 mm internal walls, vitrified tile flooring through the main living spaces, UPVC or aluminium windows, and modular switches on concealed fire-retardant copper wiring. Fire hydrants are planned on every floor, and common areas carry full DG backup. The sections below break all of it down category by category.
Specification Summary
The full specification at a glance. Detail for each line follows in the category sections below.
| Category | Planned specification |
|---|---|
| Structure | RCC frame with shear wall technology; 2,950 mm floor-to-floor height; 200 mm external and 100 mm internal walls; cement blocks in selected areas |
| Flooring | Vitrified tiles in living, dining, kitchen and bedrooms; anti-skid ceramic tiles in balconies and bathrooms; optional laminated wood in the master bedroom |
| Doors | Engineered timber frame to the main door, 8 ft height, Vaastu-compliant; flush shutters internally; fire-rated doors at staircase exits |
| Windows | Large UPVC or aluminium windows for natural light and cross-ventilation |
| Wall finish | Two coats of putty internally with acrylic emulsion; oil-bound distemper to ceilings; one coat primer plus two coats exterior emulsion outside |
| Kitchen | Modular-ready layout; granite or quartz counter; tiled dado; RO point; piped gas provision; utility with dishwasher and washing machine points |
| Bathrooms | Ceramic wall tiles; chrome-plated fittings; wash basin and tap per bathroom; geyser and exhaust points; PVC-coated grid false ceiling; glass shower partition in the master |
| Electrical | 3-phase supply per unit; concealed fire-retardant copper wiring; modular switches; MCB and RCCB; separate meters; USB points in hall and bedrooms |
| Lifts | High-speed passenger lifts per tower plus a dedicated service lift serving all floors, on generator backup |
| Fire & safety | Fire hydrants and alarm units on every floor; automatic fire detection; fire-rated doors with emergency staircase exits |
| Security | Gated community with controlled entry and exit; 24x7 team at the entrance cabin; CCTV across common areas; video door phone or intercom per home |
| Power backup | 100% DG backup for common areas and lifts; optional paid upgrade for in-apartment backup |
| Sustainability | Rainwater harvesting; on-site sewage treatment plant with treated-water reuse; low-VOC paints; LED lighting in all common areas |
| Common areas | Kota stone service staircases; vitrified basement lobby floors; granite lift cladding; distemper and texture paint to lobby walls |
All specifications are indicative for this pre-launch project and are subject to revision by the developer. Please verify against the approved drawings and the agreement before booking.
Specifications by Category
Each home at Prestige Battersea is planned to a premium residential specification across structure, finishes, services and security.
The building is planned as an RCC frame with shear wall technology — a system that carries lateral load through continuous concrete walls rather than columns alone, which is what allows taller towers to be built with slimmer internal partitions.
- RCC structure with shear wall technology
- Floor-to-floor height of 2,950 mm
- External walls at 200 mm
- Internal walls at 100 mm
- Cement blocks used in selected areas
Vitrified tile flooring runs across the living room, dining area, kitchen and bedrooms. Balconies and bathrooms use anti-skid ceramic tiles. The master bedroom carries an option for warm laminated wooden flooring.
- Vitrified tiles in living, dining, kitchen and bedrooms
- Anti-skid ceramic tiles in balconies and bathrooms
- Laminated wooden flooring option in the master bedroom
- Vitrified tile flooring in the basement lobby
- Kota stone to service staircases
The main entrance features a sturdy engineered timber door frame at 8 feet in height, positioned to a Vaastu-compliant layout. Internal rooms use smooth flush shutters for a clean look, and large UPVC or aluminium windows carry natural light and ventilation through the home.
- Engineered timber frame to the main entrance door
- 8 ft entry door height, Vaastu-compliant positioning
- Flush shutters to all internal doors
- 8 ft height frames and shutters to bathroom doors
- Large UPVC or aluminium windows for light and cross-ventilation
- Fire-rated doors at staircase emergency exits
Internal walls are finished in two coats of putty before painting, giving the smooth base that emulsion needs to sit well. External faces get a primer coat followed by two coats of exterior-grade emulsion.
- Two coats of putty to internal walls
- Acrylic emulsion finish to internal wall surfaces
- Oil-bound distemper to ceilings
- Wall colours as per the developer's design scheme
- Grid-type false ceilings in toilets
- One coat of primer plus two coats of exterior emulsion to external walls
The living room is planned as the connected space of the home, with data and telephone provision alongside enough power outlets that furniture placement isn't dictated by where the sockets happen to be.
- Telephone point in the living room
- Internet and data point in the living room
- Vaastu-compliant entry door at 8 feet in height
- Sufficient plug points across the living area
- Vitrified tile flooring
Bedrooms are finished in acrylic emulsion over a putty base, with oil-bound distemper to the ceiling. The master bedroom carries the option of laminated wooden flooring in place of the standard vitrified tile.
- Acrylic emulsion wall finish
- Oil-bound distemper to the ceiling
- Vitrified tile flooring, with a laminated wood option in the master
- Floor lamp points provided in all bedrooms
- USB charging provision in bedrooms
The kitchen comes with a modular-ready layout, durable granite or quartz countertops and tiled wall dados above the counter. It includes an RO water purifier point plus a utility area for the sink and laundry appliances.
- Modular-ready kitchen layout
- Granite or quartz countertop
- Tiled dado above the counter
- Dedicated provision for the kitchen sink
- RO water purifier point for drinking water
- Piped gas provision
- Utility area with plug points for a dishwasher and washing machine
- Quality tile flooring to the kitchen and utility
Bathrooms feature ceramic wall tiles, chrome-plated fittings, quality sanitaryware and false ceilings. Each space includes built-in electrical points for geysers and exhaust fans, while the master bathroom adds a glass shower partition.
- Ceramic wall tiles and anti-skid ceramic floor tiles
- Chrome-plated fittings throughout
- One wash basin with tap per bathroom
- Geyser point in every bathroom
- Exhaust fan point in every bathroom
- PVC-coated grid false ceiling
- 8 ft height door frames and shutters
- Glass shower partition in the master bathroom
Balconies are finished for outdoor use rather than left as bare slab — anti-skid flooring underfoot, a handrail to the design intent, and a drying hanger already provided.
- Anti-skid tile flooring
- MS handrail as per design intent
- Cloth-drying hanger provided
Homes feature concealed, fire-retardant copper wiring and modern modular switches. Each unit includes a private meter alongside ample electrical and data sockets, with protective breakers at the distribution board.
- 3-phase power supply to every unit
- Concealed fire-retardant copper wiring
- Modular switches throughout
- MCB and residual current circuit breaker (RCCB)
- Separate electricity meter for each apartment
- USB charging provision in the hall and bedrooms
- Floor lamp points in all bedrooms
- Sufficient plug points in every room for everyday appliances
Common areas carry their own finish schedule — the parts of the building every resident passes through daily, and usually the first thing a visitor sees.
- Kota stone to service staircases
- Distemper and texture paint to lobby walls
- Vitrified tile flooring to basement lobby areas
- Granite cladding to lift facings
- Energy-efficient LED lighting throughout
Every tower offers high-speed passenger lifts and a dedicated service lift, both kept running on generator backup during an outage.
- High-speed passenger lifts in each tower
- Dedicated service lift serving all floors
- Generator backup to all lifts
Fire provision is designed floor by floor rather than concentrated at ground level, with detection, suppression and a protected escape route on every level of the tower.
- Fire hydrants on every floor
- Fire safety alarm units on each floor
- Automatic fire detection and alarm system
- Fire-rated doors with emergency exits at the staircases
- Sprinkler and suppression provision to common areas as per approved fire norms
Prestige Battersea is planned as a gated community with controlled entry and exit. A security team monitors the property around the clock, supported by CCTV across shared areas, and every home includes an intercom or video door phone to verify visitors.
- Gated community with a single controlled entry and exit
- Security team at the entrance cabin, 24x7
- CCTV coverage across all common areas
- Video door phone or intercom in every apartment
The standard provision is full DG backup for common areas — lifts, lobbies, corridors and external lighting all stay running through an outage. Backup to individual apartments is offered as an optional paid upgrade rather than as standard, so it is worth confirming at booking if you want it.
- 100% DG power backup to common areas
- Lifts, lobbies and external lighting on backup
- Optional paid upgrade for in-apartment power backup
- Dedicated on-site power substation
- On-site sewage treatment plant
- Rainwater harvesting system
Sustainability provisions here are the practical kind — water recovered and reused on site, paint chosen for indoor air quality, and lighting specified to keep common-area running costs down for the association.
- Rainwater harvesting pipelines to capture and store rainwater
- On-site sewage treatment plant with treated-water reuse
- Low-VOC paints for better indoor air quality
- Energy-efficient LED lighting across all common areas
Parking at Prestige Battersea
Car and two-wheeler parking areas are planned for residents within the development, with basement and podium-level parking served by vitrified-floor lobbies and lift access. Allocation is typically linked to the unit purchased — larger configurations generally carry more than one car park — and is confirmed by the developer at the time of booking.
Visitor parking is planned separately from resident allocation. If parking allocation is a deciding factor for you, we would recommend confirming the exact entitlement for your chosen unit in writing before booking, since this is one detail that varies unit by unit rather than being uniform across the project.
Availability of the Detailed Specifications
The categories on this page cover the specification at the level most buyers need to compare projects. The complete sheet goes further — brand-level detail on sanitaryware and fittings, tile sizes, wiring gauges, and the finish schedule for every room type across each unit configuration.
That full document is available on request. Because Prestige Battersea is a pre-launch project, the specification remains subject to revision by the developer until the agreement stage, so the sheet we share is the current version rather than a final contractual document. We would always recommend reading it alongside the unit-wise floor plan, since electrical point positions and finish options vary by configuration.
Why the Prestige Battersea Specifications Stand Out
Specification sheets across North Bangalore tend to read alike. These are the four lines on this one that are worth reading closely, because they are where projects at this price point usually differ.
A 2,950 mm floor-to-floor height
Many Bengaluru apartments are built at 2,850 to 2,900 mm. The extra height translates into better ceiling clearance once flooring and false ceilings are installed — the difference between a room that feels generous and one that feels standard.
Shear wall construction
Shear walls carry lateral load through continuous concrete rather than a column-and-beam frame alone. It is the more demanding system to build, and it is what allows taller towers with fewer intrusive internal columns.
Fire provision on every floor
Hydrants, alarm units and fire-rated staircase doors are specified floor by floor rather than concentrated at ground level. On a high-rise purchase this is one of the specification lines that genuinely matters.
Honest power backup scope
The standard provision is 100% backup for common areas, with in-apartment backup offered as a paid upgrade. Stating that plainly is more useful than a vague promise that essential appliances stay running.
Beyond the individual lines, the practical value of a Prestige specification is consistency. The group builds to a repeated internal standard across its Bengaluru portfolio, which means the finish schedule you read at pre-launch is usually the one that gets delivered. For a buyer committing at pre-launch — before there is anything on site to inspect — that track record is a meaningful part of what is being bought.
Prestige Battersea Specifications — FAQs
What is the floor-to-floor height at Prestige Battersea?
The planned floor-to-floor height is 2,950 mm. External walls are planned at 200 mm and internal walls at 100 mm, built around an RCC frame with shear wall technology. Final dimensions should be confirmed against the approved drawings at the time of booking.
Do all rooms have enough power points to run everyday appliances?
Rooms are planned with sufficient power outlets for normal appliance use, including USB provision in the living room and bedrooms and dedicated utility points for a dishwasher or washing machine. Each unit is planned with a 3-phase supply and its own meter. Exact point layouts vary by unit and can be confirmed on the unit-wise floor plan.
Are there lifts to move between floors in each tower?
Yes. High-speed passenger lifts are planned in each tower along with a dedicated service lift serving all floors. Lifts remain on generator backup during a power outage.
How is the ventilation in the flats?
Homes are planned with large UPVC or aluminium windows to support natural light and cross-ventilation through the day. Actual airflow varies by unit orientation, floor level and layout, so we would recommend reviewing the specific unit plan rather than assuming it is uniform across the project.
What fire and safety features are included?
Planned fire safety provisions include fire hydrants on every floor, fire alarm units on each floor, automatic fire detection and alarm systems, and fire-rated doors with emergency exits at the staircases. Day-to-day security includes a 24x7 team at the entrance cabin, CCTV coverage of common areas and a video door phone or intercom in each home.
Is there parking space for buyers?
Car and two-wheeler parking areas are planned for residents, with allocation typically linked to the unit purchased. Visitor parking is planned separately. Exact entitlement varies by configuration and is confirmed by the developer at booking.
Is power backup provided for the apartments or only common areas?
The standard provision is 100% DG power backup for common areas, including lifts, lobbies and external lighting. Backup for individual apartments is offered as an optional paid upgrade, which buyers can select at the time of booking.
What flooring is used across the apartment?
Vitrified tile flooring is planned across the living room, dining area, kitchen and bedrooms, with anti-skid ceramic tiles in balconies and bathrooms. A laminated wooden flooring option is available for the master bedroom. Basement lobby floors are planned in vitrified tile and service staircases in Kota stone.
What eco-friendly features are included in the project?
Planned sustainability provisions include rainwater harvesting pipelines, an on-site sewage treatment plant with treated-water reuse, low-VOC paints for better indoor air quality, and energy-efficient LED lighting across all common areas.
Can I download the Prestige Battersea specifications sheet?
Yes. A detailed specification sheet covering structure, finishes, fittings and services is available on request through the enquiry form. Specifications for a pre-launch project are indicative and subject to revision by the developer.
See how these specifications translate into your home
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