Floor Plan Checklist

ADVANCED ENGINEERING DRAWING STACK DIAGRAM DRAWING

General Directions: Floor Plan 1. Prepare a Stack Diagram for the Office Building and add dimensions and notes as specified in the handout "Stack Diagram Checklist." The Dimension Style is ARCHITECTURAL and the Multileader Style is PLUMBING. All lettering will be upper case letters. 2. Add the required information in the title block as specified in the “Stack Diagram Check List.” 3. The Stack Diagram is not drawn to any specific scale. 4. Underline the drawing and detail titles.

Stack Diagram Check List 1. Indicate the title of the drawing in the title block (OFFICE BUILDING) 2. Indicate the scale of the drawing in the title block (AS NOTED). 3. Indicate the drawing number in the title block (P-101, P-102, P-103). 4. Indicate the date in the title block (PROJECT COMPLETION DATE) 5. Indicate your name and address (NAME AND ADDRESS OF ARCHITECTURAL COMPANY) 6. Show the title and scale of the diagram under the view. 7. Draw and label the finished floor lines. 8. Draw and label the finished ceiling lines. 9. Draw and label the finished roof lines. 10. Draw the plumbing layout of the sanitary system using a thick black line. Sanitary piping is on the layer P-SANR-PIP. 11. Draw all vent lines using a hidden line. Vent piping is on the layer P-SANR-VENT with the linetype HIDDEN2 assigned to the layer. 12. Draw all branch connections using a 45 degree x 1/4" line. 13. Draw and label all clean-outs using the correct symbol. 14. Draw and label all floor drains and traps using the correct symbol. Use a 1/8" diameter circle for the trap. Place floor drains on the layer P-SANR-FLD 15. Draw all traps for each fixture and floor drains using a 1/8" diameter circle. 16. Draw and label all vents through roof using the correct symbol. 17. Dimension all sanitary piping and vent piping. Place dimensions on the layer P-ANNO-DIMS 18. Label all plumbing fixtures using "P" designations (from the plumbing fixture schedule). Place text on the layer P-ANNO-DIMS

Note: To achieve proper line technique all Plumbing features are to be drawn with thick black lines to stand out from the general lines of the drawing. All other lines are to be thin and black.

In order to clarify the waste and vent pipe layouts a more detailed drawing is required. This drawing is called a Stack diagram. The Stack diagram is used to clarify the routing of the waste and vent stacks. It is a symbolic drawing showing the connection of the fixtures and therefore is not drawn to scale. Even though waste piping is sloped all piping is drawn ether horizontally or vertically. A Stack diagram can either be drawn flat or as an isometric drawing.