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How to read plans and take off bills of materials. (1917)

William A. Radford · Radford Architectural Company · leaf 45

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Fig. 121—Marking window height on plan. 46 HOW TO READ PLANS Check Ceiling Heights. Be sure that the ceiling heights are made as calledfor; remember that if the section is marked 9 0and the arrows are taken from the floor line to under-line of plastered ceiling it means that for the dis-tance… … Fig. 122—Dormer window correctly placed. detail it may mean that it cuts down the clearancebetween the stairs and ceiling at a landing.Window Heights. Take particular care regarding the windowheights where a fixture is to be placed under it. Anexample of this is a sink placed under a window ora…

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