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Thread: carpenter, reading plans
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16th June 2011, 08:51 PM #1
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carpenter, reading plans
What are the two ways levels can be represented on a set of plans. the reduced level I suppose is one but I am unsure on the other way. i need this for tec thanks for any help
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17th June 2011, 01:39 AM #2
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Reading levels
On one sheet of a set of plans is a site plan this plan should show the contours of the block. Once the outline of the building is shown on this "drawing" the levels are easy to obtain.
Rowley.
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