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Even with small house plans, it is a good idea to cut a section through several different areas. For example, some rooms in the house might have a high beam ceiling while others are framed with a truss roof. Only by showing several sections can the designer make clear his framing intentions. If there is only one or two typical framing sections on a plan, the contractor is left to guess at how some areas should fit together. And too much guesswork can lead to mistakes on the job. Below is an example of our structural sections sheet.
Close-up view of structural sections detail.
When drawing house plans during the structural design phase, it is important to make sure that everything is linked together - from the foundation plan to the framing plan to the sections sheet, and finally to the details sheet. Detail symbols are found on all these sheets which create the necessary structural link. Much of the information on the framing plan can be found on the sections sheet, and vice-versa. In a quality home building design plan, the sections and the framing plan go hand in hand. And both of them (along with the foundation plan) provide direct links to the details sheet. Great prices on over 18,000 "ready to build" custom house plans.
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