Floor Plan Quiz

What do floor plans show?

• all items to be permanently built

• dimensions

• plumbing fixtures

• all of the above

When drawing a floor plan, what is drawn first?

• exterior walls, cabinets, dimensions

• exterior walls, interior walls, door and window openings

• interior walls, cabinets, exterior walls

• exterior walls, door and window openings, cabinets

At what scale is the floor plan typically drawn?

• 1/4" = 1'-0"

• 3/32" = 1'-0"

• 1" = 10'

• none of the above

When showing built-in items above the 4' line, what line type is used?

• center

• continuous

• dashed

• none of the above

Plumbing walls are drawn at what thickness?

(a)  

At what thickness are exterior walls shown?

• 6”

• 8”

• depends on the material

• none of the above

Are doors and windows called out on a floor plan?

• No, only on an elevation.

• Yes, they are identified with a letter or number for an attached schedule.

• Yes, only the size is important.

• None of the above

Are objects that are not seen, such as an oven, shown on the floor plan?

• Yes, with a hidden line.

• Sometimes, with a continuous line.

• Never.

• Only if they are an important feature.

Are room labels important?

• No, they make no difference.

• Sometimes

• Yes, to coordinate with other plans

Why is the use of poche on walls helpful?

• It helps the walls to easily be distinguishable from other floor plan objects.

• Different size and types of walls can be shown differently.

• All of the above

• Helps differentiate livable spaces