PLAN 23-2306

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With its sleek exterior, combining horizontal siding and lightweight stone siding, this Modern Transitional house plan contains full utilities such as an enclosed vestibule with coat closet and a bench. It also offers a beautiful home office space that some will use as a playroom for children, a media room or simply as bedroom #4. In addition, the back of the house proposes an open kitchen, dining and living floor plan concept, abundantly windowed offering lots of natural lights. The kitchen boosts a good size kitchen island for 4 to 5 people. A laundry room & half bath complete that main floor of this beautiful and affordable transitional home plan. Upstairs, there are 3 good size bedrooms. The master bedrooms has a 8ft. x 4ft. walk-in closet and a sitting area. The large family bathroom has a semi-private toilet area, a make-up counter, adouble vanity, a freestanding bathtub, a large shower 42in x 66in, and a very convenient laundry chute.

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See a sample plan set Exterior Elevations (front, rear, left & right sides) typically include:

• Floor and ceiling heights
• Dimensions of standard windows
• Dimensions of roof overhangs
• Location of all needed flashings
• Height and location of foundation indicated in dashed lines
• Type of finishing and textures
• Dimension and height of chimney

Foundation plans typically include:

• All exterior and interior dimensions
• Thickness of foundation walls (if variable)
• All the structures needed to hold the first level, columns with load applications, beam sizes, variations in floor joists and their exact location
• Location of stairwell
• Location and sizes of windows
• Location and dimensions of footings (where applicable and required)

Floor plan(s) typically include:

• All interior and exterior dimensions
• Location and sizes of doors and windows
• Types of interior doors that correspond to a schedule
• Indication of the structure above (second floor or roof)
• Location of columns, beams and floor joists, including dimensions
• Indication of details that are available on other pages

Roof plans typically include:

• Location of all the different trusses needed
• The general overcharge of the roof compared to the floor footprint underneath
• Location of ridges and valleys

Building cross-section(s) and truss details typically include:

• All the different floor and ceiling heights
• Dimensions and design of trusses
• Dimensions and details of overhand
• Roof pitch on all truss sections

Construction details typically include:

• Roof sections
• Sections of concrete wall with wood connection
• Section of walls with particulars called out
• Section of concrete porch and connection with wood frame
• Foundation particulars in the garage entrance
• Components of certain types of walls (ex: between garage and living quarters)

Typical wall sections typically include;

• All the details and components needed in the construction of a house, including window section in a typical wall, connection between floor and exterior wall with their components, type of beam used.
• Note: This plan does not include an electrical layout.

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