PLAN 23-2604

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This small, affordable house offers the minimalism inspired by the tiny house movement. The reduced size offers not only a decreased carbon footprint but also brings home ownership within the grasp of first time buyers. The first floor of this comfortable, country style home has an open concept living space with 9' ceilings throughout. The main level master bedroom which is adjacent to a full bath, receives an abundance of natural light through French doors that lead directly to the rear patio. Upstairs, two nice-sized bedrooms, with large closets, share a hall bath. There is a full basement that can be finished to meet any additional needs for space.

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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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