Competency: 203.00 Draw Floor Plans

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Competency 203.00Draw Floor Plans

• Objective 203.03
• Determine door and window types.

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Doors

• General Classifications
• Flush doors
• Smooth on both sides
• Mahogany or birch plywood
• Panel doors
• Heavy frame around perimeter
• Parts
• Stiles
• Rails
• Panels
• Louvers

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Exterior Doors

• Typical sizes
• 6-8 tall by 1-3/4 thick
• Entry door minimum 3-0
• Insulated
• Sloping sills to shed water

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Exterior Doors

• Swinging doors
• Hinged
• Swing into the house
• Sliding doors
• Wood or metal frames
• Tempered glass
• Access to deck/patio
• Common widths
• 6-0
• 8-0

• French doors
• Mullions and muntins between glass panes
• One large glass panes
• Individual, pairs, groups
• Garage doors
• Overhead
• One piece or sectional
• Widths
• Singles 8, 9, 10
• Doubles 15,16, 18
• Height generally 7-0

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Interior Doors

• Standard sizes
• Height 6-8
• Thickness 1-3/8
• Width Varies based on 2 module
• Standard widths
• Entry 3-0
• Bedrooms 2-6
• Baths 2-0 or 2-4
• Closets As large as possible

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Interior Doors

• Bi-fold
• Set of two doors make up one unit
• Hung on a track
• Popular for closets
• Sliding/Bypass
• Hung on a track
• Popular for closets
• Used in wide openings

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Interior Doors

• Pocket doors
• Hung on a track
• Slides into a wall cavity
• Frees floor space
• Packaged with framed pocket
• Double-action
• Spring hinge mounted
• Swings two ways
• One or two doors

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Windows

• Purpose
• Admits light
• Provides fresh air and ventilation
• Adds detail, balance, interest
• Visually enlarges interior space

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Window Types

• Double-hung
• Two sashes slide up and down
• Most commonly used
• Horizontal sliding/gliding
• Two or more sashes slide horizontally
• Operates on a track
• Casement
• Hinged sashes outward swing

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Window Types

• Awning
• Sash hinged on top swings outward
• Allows open unit during rain
• Hopper
• Hinged sash on bottom swings inward
• Allows for unusual shapes
• Fixed
• Do not open
• Combined with other windows

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Window Types

• Bay and Bow
• Fixed or casement
• Project from structure
• Bay windows offer traditional style
• Sides drawn _at_ 450 or 300
• Depth between 18 and 24
• Roof structure
• Bow windows are in a circular pattern
• Skylights
• Built into roof
• Admit light

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Door/Window Schedules

• Marks placed on floor plan identify doors
  windows
• Numbers or letters inside circles or polygons
  identify individual units
• Placed close to door window symbols
• Same mark used for doors/windows with same size
  and characteristics

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Door/Window Schedules

• Arrange all information about doors and windows
  in a chart
• Repeat marks on floor plans
• List number of doors/windows
• List size of individual and multiple units
• Identify types
• Includes material notes and special remarks
• May include elevation drawings near chart

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Door/Window Schedules