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If there is a masonry fireplace in the house, we will provide a detail of how to build it and show the footing and steel required (insert type fireplaces do not need footings under them and we do not detail those since the manufacturer provides installation details for every insert-type unit). Two story house plans tend to have more details than do one story house plans because of the increased structure complexity. Most of our details are drawn at anywhere from half-inch scale up to one-inch scale, unlike the rest of the plan which is drawn at quarter-inch scale. The circle symbol shown under each detail provides a reference or link to the home building plan sheet it applies to. Below is an example of a structural detail sheet. On large house plans, there might be two or more detail sheets.
Close-up view of structural details.
In a finished set of house plans, the detail sheet is the next to last sheet in the plan (it is inserted just ahead of the electrical plan). However, it is referenced more often than most sheets during the foundation and framing stages of building. The goal is to provide a thorough and complete detail sheet that enables quality cross-referencing to the foundation, framing and section sheets in the plan. When this is accomplished, the whole building process runs smoothly. The footing details on the detail sheet are linked to the
home building plan foundation sheet.
Beam connections and similar details are linked to the
framing plan
and
sections
sheet. Great prices on over 18,000 "ready to build" custom house plans.
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