Basic Drafting Standards - Interior Design - University of Minnesota

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Interior Finish Schedule An interior finish schedule provides information on the finish materials to be applied to each wall, ceiling, floor surface, and base in a tabular form. Interior finish schedules typically include a tabular form. In a big commercial project, the second part may be added, which is the legend or materials key, if separate finish plans are not provided. Residential finish schedules are briefer than commercial finish schedules since residential finishes are more likely to be common. Commercial projects usually use a much wider range of interior finish materials and need a more complex interior finish schedule. The items in a typical interior finish schedule for a small or residential project include room name, floor material, base material, wall material, ceiling material, ceiling height, and remark (Figure 55). More sub- items can be added to each surface item when different materials are applied to one of the surfaces. For instance, the wall item may include sub- items such as north wall, east wall, south wall, or west wall, when different wall finishes are applied to different walls. ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE ROOM NAME FLOOR BASE WALLS CEILING CEILING HEIGHT FOYER CERAMIC TILE 6" CERAMIC TILE PAINT PTD. GYP. BD 8'-8" LIVING ROOM HARDWOOD 4" WOOD WALLPAPER PTD. GYP. BD 8'-8" FAMILY ROOM DINING ROOM NATURAL CORK 4" RUBBER WALLPAPER PTD. GYP. BD 8'-8" Figure 55. A typical interior finish schedule for a residential project REMARKS COFFERED CEILING 54
The items for a commercial project include mark (room number), room name, floor material, base material, wall material, ceiling material, ceiling height, and remarks. Each surface item lists all the specific finishes that are planned to be applied in the project. Among these materials, the material that will be used in a specific room is checked. For instance, the floor item may include materials such as carpet1, carpet2, vinyl tile1, and vinyl tile 2 for the project, and the carpet1 may be marked as a floor material for the Room 101 (Figure 56). ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE MARK ROOM NAME FLOOR BASE WALLS CEILING 101 102 103 104 OFFICE1 OFFICE2 OFFICE3 CARPET1 CARPET2 VINYL TILE1 VINYL TILE2 CERAMIC TILE 4" VINYL WOOD CERAMIC TILE WALLPAPER PAINT1 PAINT2 PAINT3 CERAMIC TILE PTD. GYP. BD1 PTD. GYP. BD2 ACOUS. TILE CEILING HEIGHT 9'-0" 9'-0" 10"-0" Figure 56. A typical interior finish schedule for a commercial project REMARKS SEE COLOR SCHEDULE DO DO 55
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