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Basic Drafting Standards - Interior Design - University of Minnesota

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Figure 16. Elevation symbol used on the plan view Figure 17. Multiple elevation symbol used on the plan view<br />

Detail Symbol<br />

Detail drawings are identified by a detail mark composed <strong>of</strong> a 3/8”-1/2” diameter circle and two numbers. The upper number tells the<br />

detail number on the sheet and the lower number indicates the sheet number where the detail is drawn (Figure 18). The feature that<br />

needs a detail drawing is enclosed in a large circle and connected to the circle <strong>of</strong> the detail mark with a leader (Figure 19). Detail<br />

symbols are used on not only floor plan but also elevation or section drawings (Figure 20).<br />

1<br />

A-9<br />

Detail number<br />

Sheet reference<br />

Figure 18. Detail symbol<br />

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