• Condo fibre needs three things: the building wired to a fibre point, working risers, and JMB/MC approval for access.
• It’s confirmed per unit — blocks and floors can differ within the same condo.
• Residents asking management is the fastest way to get a building approved.

1. The provider wires the building to a fibre distribution point and the MDF/telecom room.
2. Cabling runs up the risers to each floor’s distribution box.
3. A last drop is run from the floor box into your unit on installation day.
4. Each step needs building access, arranged with management.

• Approve provider access to the MDF and risers.
• Allow scheduling of cabling and per-unit installs.
• Confirm there are spare riser pathways / ports.
• Coordinate so multiple residents can be connected efficiently.

• Ask the management office whether Maxis is approved; if not, request it.
• Gather other interested residents — demand speeds approval.
• Send us your condo, block & unit so we can check readiness and register interest.

Why does a condo need management approval for fibre?
Fibre cabling runs through shared infrastructure, the MDF/telecom room and the building risers, which are managed common property. The JMB or Management Committee must approve access before cabling work.

What does the building need for Maxis Fibre?
The building must be wired to a fibre distribution point, have working riser pathways, and grant the provider access to the MDF and floors for installation.

How can residents get fibre approved in their condo?
Residents can request it from the management office. The more residents who ask, the more likely management is to approve and providers to prioritise the building.

Can installation differ block to block in the same condo?
Yes. Larger developments are wired block by block, so one tower can be ready while another is still pending, which is why coverage is confirmed per unit.

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