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Floor Plan Symbols
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If you look it up on floor plan symbols it defines a vent of some sort, wall or ceiling, my guess is still an appliance of some sort1
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There are no standards for this sort of thing. If it matters to you, you'll need to ask the developer. And be prepared for them to change the plans anyway! But I would interpret them as being spaces for appliances.1
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Nicki_Sue said:@SiliconChip Interesting! Is yours a new build?
No, 1930s semi, but the current kitchen was installed around 10 years ago (before I bought it).
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Dishwasher next to the internal wall with no water? If you have any influence on this, watch power sockets!Nicki_Sue said:Still under construction so no pics yet. I'm planning on convincing the developers to make some changes but wanted to know what I'm working with. According to Google, it is a skylight, fridge, freezer, shower or dishwasher
Thanks @EssexHebridean
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Fridge (and freezer) would fit with the general rule of the optimum kitchen arrangement having the sink, stove and fridge in a triangle around the room.
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I kind of want it to be a shower, now! 😆😆Nicki_Sue said:
Still under construction so no pics yet. I'm planning on convincing the developers to make some changes but wanted to know what I'm working with. According to Google, it is a skylight, fridge, freezer, shower or dishwasherEssexHebridean said:
Do the property photos on the listing not shed any light? Would depend on being one from the right angle.Nicki_Sue said:I've had a good old Google but am not getting anywhere. Can anyone tell me what the "cross in the box" symbols are on this floor plan, please?
Thanks @EssexHebridean🎉 MORTGAGE FREE (First time!) 30/09/2016 🎉 And now we go again…New mortgage taken 01/09/23 🏡
Balance as at 01/09/23 = £115,000.00 Balance as at 31/12/23 = £112,000.00
Balance as at 31/08/24 = £105,400.00 Balance as at 31/12/24 = £102,500.00
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@EssexHebridean One eye on dinner while I have a shower, fresh towels at hand straight from the dryer.... I can make it work
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Nobodies mentionedoven housing. Good luck with getting developer to make changes. They are usually relectant to deviate from plans in case you do not complete.0
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