How to read a house plan

Basic plan reading.
This lesson lloks at some basic calculations involved - how to work out the position of objects such as a window.
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[@Rampagedd]

Thanks for this. a 10 YEAR old video and I've just been sent one of these, a stood here clueless and here's my saving grace. cheers again.

[@gibsonefejuku2772]

Thank you very much! Been racking my brains and unable to understand a single thing on the sketch until I came across this video. Made my day . Thanks plenty!

[@stuartfisher5748]

Most drawings will give you all measurement including where the window is from a corner measurements and calculations is a whole different subject. Every now and again a draftie might leave a small measurement out which is able to be worked out.

[@thegordondrawingroom]

Thank you so much for this video!!!

[@Hipsterr]

Where A Legend Was Born!

[@stanleygeofrey6277]

Good explanation bt I didnt see How you caliculate the dimension the image is so seeze will you zoom it In Hd form?

[@bartbug1]

Thanks for your video mate, just subscribed. Great instruction. Cheers.

[@jdon2939]

thanks

[@duck4158]

Thanks this vid help me from math

[@thula14]

Much appreciated..

[@watergreg5836]

How much u need to come in from the wall for each window

[@blackashine9495]

What is 1800 in feet and what do u use to gat it

[@aliqurbani3672]

Thank ya for great explanation

[@chick262]

A scale ruler will give you the size of all the walls

[@mgsvulcan]

so all reading on this plan is in mm?

[@ItachiUchiha-jb4ns]

Yea

[@blackashine9495]

In feet

[@GonzaloBrillantes]

Anyone in 2023?

[@mrlee-oo6zz]

WTF? wall diameter is only 90mm? or 9cm? are u sure?

[@Rampagedd]

In the UK I've found a lot of internal stud walls (modern builds) are there or there abouts, floating between 9cm to 13cm I've found or more. Older properties or internal brick walls etc bigger for sure as standard but 9cm isn't unlikely if stud or similar.

[@minutemanfirearms8440]

90mm is about 3.5 inches which is the standard size of a 2x4 wall so yeah sounds about right

[@Bridget2159]

2024

[@XmanOD]

hello 👋

[@donmanuelelios5145]

Is mouth paining you? Can't you talk louder