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Essential Guide to Structural Design: Windows, Doors, and Electrical Outlets

Explore fundamental structural design elements, including double-hung and bay windows, interior closet doors, and requirements for electrical outlets, especially those near water with GFCI protection. Learn about various fixtures and appliances, such as bathtubs, sinks, and chandeliers. Discover how Computer Aided Design (CAD) enhances project efficiency, allowing for easier modifications to floor plans despite some programs being costly or limited in features.

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Essential Guide to Structural Design: Windows, Doors, and Electrical Outlets

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  1. 7.06 – Simple Drawings and Computer Aided Design

  2. Structural - Windows Double hung/regular Bay Window

  3. Exterior Structural - Doors • Interior

  4. Structural – Closet Doors

  5. Electrical - Switch S

  6. Electrical - Outlet

  7. Electrical – Outlets Near Water • Outlets that are placed near water should cut off automatically to prevent people from being shocked GFCI

  8. Electrical - Telephone Sometimes “CTV” will be written underneath the triangle

  9. Fixtures/Appliances - Bath Tub

  10. Fixtures/Appliances – Sink

  11. Fixtures/Appliances – Toilet/Water Closet

  12. Fixtures/Appliances – Range

  13. Fixtures/Appliances – Chandelier

  14. Shower

  15. Fireplace

  16. Computer Aided Design - CAD • Easier to use • Makes changes to floor plans easier to complete • Programs can be costly • Some programs may have limited designs and features

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