Inspector Gift
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SS - Solid Sawn?
or Select Structural?
or Select Structural?
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abbreviations in plan checking
- Thread starter Mac Moonfire
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my250r11
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SS - might also be Stainless Steel or Sanitary Sewer
Also, ...related to foundations and the placement of steel rebar,
...18" O.C., E.W. equals 18 inches On Center, Each Way
$ % $
SS - might also be Stainless Steel or Sanitary Sewer
Also, ...related to foundations and the placement of steel rebar,
...18" O.C., E.W. equals 18 inches On Center, Each Way
$ % $
Mac Moonfire
SAWHORSE
That's it! the Canadian building code is all done in metric. Imperial still rules the worksite.
Thank you for your help guys
Inspector Gadget
Registered User
Exactement. I may know 'em, I may not. I just finished a plans review with a symbol [ F ]. I thought it might be a fire-alarm pull, but they're in places where fire pulls ought not to be. I flagged the need for a pull, gave the code reference, noted the plans stated pulls must be installed.
No indication of the meaning of the symbol. Or, in other words, I had no idea WT [ F ] it meant.
VillageInspector
Sawhorse
Whenever I get a set of plans that I am not positive on something I ask for written explanations and or list of all abbreviations. Without that documentation if you make the wrong interpretation its on you not the design professional.