3-Bedroom, 1856 Sq Ft Bungalow Plan with Main Floor Master
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3-Bedroom, 1856 Sq Ft Bungalow Plan with Main Floor Master
| 1856 SQUARE FEET | 3 BEDROOMS | 2 FULL BATH | 0 HALF BATH |
| 1 FLOOR | 52' 0" WIDTH | 59' 0" DEPTH | 2 GARAGE BAY |
Home Plan #104-1027 has a simple floor plan that dedicates space to the most important. The master suite is nice with a tray ceiling a private bathroom with large walk-in closet. The family room is large and features a fireplace and a 12' high ceiling. The unfinished basement doubles the size of this house and leaves plenty of space for future expansion.
Each plan set includes the following:
- FRONT, REAR, AND SIDE ELEVATIONS: The front, rear, and side elevations of the house as drawn. Shows placement of doors & windows on exterior of the house, as well as roof pitches, ridge heights, and locations of chimney, exterior vents, etc. The first sheet will typically be the front elevation at 1/4" scale with rafter framing details and exterior details. The second sheet will typically be the sides and rear elevation with roof plan, all at 1/8" scale. Sometimes Sheet A1.1 and Sheet A1.2 will be combined.
- FOUNDATION PLAN: The third sheet will be the foundation page at 1/4" scale. A dimensioned plan detailing the location and size of footings, slabs, reinforcing steel, and other structural elements that are required to support the load of the upper floors.
- FLOOR PLAN:S The fourth sheet will be the 1st-floor plan at 1/4" scale with general notes. The fifth sheet will be the 2nd-floor plan at 1/4" scale. With a ranch plan, this sheet will be eliminated. Showing all dimensions, window and door locations, laminated beams, columns, floor materials, ceiling heights, fireplace size, and specifications.
- ELECTRICAL LAYOUT: The sixth sheet will include the electrical layout (placement of fixtures, switches, etc.) at 3/16" scale and kitchen and bath elevations at 1/4" scale. This sheet will sometimes include interior elevations and details.
- CROSS SECTIONS AND INTERIOR DETAILS: The last sheet explains certain special conditions more appropriately. A cross section is basically a view of the home (or parts of the home) if it were sliced down the center. These details can be helpful for the contractor.
These items are NOT included:
- Architectural or Engineering Stamp - handled locally if required.
- Site Plan - handled locally when required.
- Mechanical Drawings (location of heating and air equipment and ductwork) - your subcontractors handle this.
- Plumbing Drawings (drawings showing the actual plumbing pipe sizes and locations) - your subcontractors handle this.
- Framing layouts with beam sizes and locations.
- Energy calculations - handled locally when required.
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Dimensions
Architectural Styles
Exterior Wall Material
Roofing Type
Roofing Material
Roof Pitch
Ceiling Height
Special Feature
Garage Type
Fireplaces
Exterior Wall Framing
Kitchen Features
Porches and Exterior Features
Master Suite Features
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