WorksheetsL1 Setting out buildings
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
The planning portal provides this definition for a location plan. What is the typical scale range for this type of plan?
1:5 - 1:10
1:50 - 1:100
1:200 - 1:500
1:1,250 - 1:2,500
A site / block plan. What is the typical scale range for this type of plan?
1:5 - 1:10
1:50 - 1:100
1:200 - 1:500
1:1,250 - 1:2,500
On a drawing produced at a scale of 1:100 the length of the front elevation of a property is drawn at 120mm. What would the actual length of the front elevation be?
1.2m
12m
100m
120m
On a drawing produced at a scale of 1:200 the length of the side elevation of a property is drawn at 70mm. What would the actual length of the side elevation be?
700mm
3.5m
7m
14m
On a drawing produced at a scale of 1:500 the length of the front elevation of a property is drawn at 25mm. What would the actual length of the front elevation be?
5m
7.5m
12.5m
7500mm
On a sectional drawing produced at a scale of 1:50 the height from DPC to Wall Plate is is drawn at 85mm. What would the actual distance between DPC and Wall Plate be?
2.5m
4.25m
8.5m
40.250m
On a drawing produced at a scale of 1:1250, the proposed structures are shown, the street names and surrounding area, what type of drawing is this?
Site plan
Location drawing
Detailed drawing
Assembly drawing
All construction drawings are produced and construction should conform to which legal document and why?
Health & safety & British Standard
Building regulations & Rule of Law
Health & safety law & Local planning
Site safety & Health & Safety Executive
Types of service to a dwelling will NOT include...
Drainage
Gas
Broadband
Water
What is the image shown
DPC
FFL
TBM
OBM
What is the image shown
Temporary Bench Mark
Datum
Ordinance Bench Mark
Finished Floor Level
An imaginary line set by the local authority to control the positioning of buildings. This describes......
The frontage line
The building line
The boundary line
Lines that dictate ownership, for example lines between two or more properties. This describes the.....
Frontage Line
Building Line
Boundary Line
This statement describes which of the following?
The line of the front of the building, No part of the structure is allowed to beyond this.
Building Line
Boundary Line
Frontage Line
