Construction Drawing Quiz 2 Flashcards

Floor Plan. An orthographic view of a total building or an area within a building, seen as if a horizontal cutting plane were passed through it at a height of approximately 4 feet. It's as if you're looking down

Drawn to scale. They show walls, doors, windows, plumbing fixtures, appliances, stairs, cabinetry and other built-in or free-standing interior features.

In schedules: Door Schedules, Window Schedules, Partition Detail Schedule, Room Finish Schedule.

Wood frame, steel frame, masonry.

Galvanized steel construction with metal studs

They are "U" shaped with small flanges, have precut openings for the passage of electrical conduit or other cables, are attached to a top and bottom metal channel or "runner".

24" on center.

1. A wall assembly of materials designed to restrict the spread of fire. 2. Whatever the rating (1-hour, 2-hour, 3-hour and 4-hour), that means how long it will prevent fire and smoke from passing thorugh the partition.

1. Walls that seperate corridors corridors from lease space 2. separating one type of occupancy from another 3. enclosing vertical circulation, such as stairwalls and elevators (2-hour required for this).

Partitions that minimize the transmission of sound from one space to another.

Residential - 1/4" = 1'0" Commercial - 1/8" = 1'0"

To locate interior partitions, doors, windows, stairs and any other major built-in components.

Heavy line weight: walls Medium line weight: Built-in and free-standing objects. Light line weight: textures, door swings and dimensions lines.