WorksheetsFloor Plans
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 29mins
Label different parts of the floor plan.
What is the common scale used when creating floor plans for home.
1/2" = 1'
1/3" = 1'
1/4" = 1'
1" = 1'
A floor plan is a (a) diagram of a room or building viewed from (b) .
What does a floor plan depict? SELECT ALL that apply.
Backyard
Entire Building
One Floor
One Room
Bridge Plans
Match the term with what it means.
Jack and Jill Bath
A bathroom connected to more than 1 room
LAV
Bathroom Sink
WIC
Walk in Closet
Pocket Door
A door that slides into the wall
Water Closet
A small room containing toilet
What zone does a living room belong in?
Public
Private
Storage
Work
What zone does a pantry belong in?
Public
Private
Storage
Work
What zone does a laundry room belong in?
Public
Private
Storage
Work
What zone does a bedroom belong in?
Public
Private
Storage
Work
What zone does a hallway belong in?
Public
Private
Storage
Work
What zone does a garage belong in?
Public
Private
Storage
Work
Match the item with its minimum clearance.
Toilet Clearance
3' or 18" on Either Side
Hallway
3'
Either Side of Door
6"
Washer Dryer
5'
Each square represents a 1/4" and 1/4" = 1'. How long is this line in feet according the scaled drawing? Don't put a label. If it is half a foot, then write as a decimal (i.e. 1.5).
Each square represents a 1/4" and 1/4" = 1'. How long is this line in feet according the scaled drawing? Don't put a label. If it is half a foot, then write as a decimal (i.e. 1.5).
Each square represents a 1/4" and 1/4" = 1'. How long is this line in feet according the scaled drawing? Don't put a label. If it is half a foot, then write as a decimal (i.e. 1.5).
Match the marking with what it means.
'
Feet
"
Inches
' - "
Feet and Inches
Which is the architectural template, a scaled "stencil" that includes architectural elements.
Which is the architectural scale, a type of ruler that measures using a set scale and reads in feet and inches.
Which is the eraser guide, used to cover up certain parts in order for unwanted lines to be erased.
Which is the tool you should always used to draw your drafts lightly, so they can be easily erased?
What type of door is in the image?
French Door
Pocket Door
Sliding Barn Door
What type of door is in the image?
French Door
Pocket Door
Sliding Barn Door
What type of door is in the image?
French Door
Pocket Door
Sliding Barn Door
