Good morning everyone,
I hope this is the right place to ask my question.
We are considering buying my grandmother’s house.
I would like to create a new floor plan (also in 3D).
However, since I’m not an architect or anything similar, I interpret the floor plan very roughly.
Attached is the floor plan of the basement as an example.
For me, the following questions arise:
1. How thick are the individual walls?
2. What are the width and length of the individual rooms?
Sometimes I feel (as I said, maybe I’m reading the plan wrong) that some information is missing.
I would appreciate your help with this.
Thank you in advance!
I hope this is the right place to ask my question.
We are considering buying my grandmother’s house.
I would like to create a new floor plan (also in 3D).
However, since I’m not an architect or anything similar, I interpret the floor plan very roughly.
Attached is the floor plan of the basement as an example.
For me, the following questions arise:
1. How thick are the individual walls?
2. What are the width and length of the individual rooms?
Sometimes I feel (as I said, maybe I’m reading the plan wrong) that some information is missing.
I would appreciate your help with this.
Thank you in advance!
N
nordanney22 Jul 2024 14:00unnamable1549 schrieb:
well, since I want to recreate the floor plan digitally,unnamable1549 schrieb:
We are considering buying my grandmother’s house.Then just take about 10 minutes the old-fashioned way and measure the missing dimensions with a tape measure. The positions of the doors aren’t marked either.U
unnamable154922 Jul 2024 14:00Yes, that would naturally be my plan B 🙂
But since the house isn’t just around the corner for me, I’m trying to handle as much as possible from a distance.
But since the house isn’t just around the corner for me, I’m trying to handle as much as possible from a distance.
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hanghaus202322 Jul 2024 14:08unnamable1549 schrieb:
Unfortunately, there’s no scale indicated here :/ but thanks anyway for the other information! It’s usually 1:100, which you can check directly on the plan. That shouldn’t be an issue for a draftsman.N
nordanney22 Jul 2024 19:36haydee schrieb:
Wall thicknesses have already been mentioned by nordanneyIn my opinion, the 12cm (5 inches) wall is not a full wall but rather part of a party wall, which would then be 24cm (10 inches) thick in total (semi-detached house?).U
unnamable154922 Jul 2024 20:21It is an end terraced house.
So you might be right that the wall is actually 24cm (9.5 inches) thick.
So you might be right that the wall is actually 24cm (9.5 inches) thick.