Roof Plan Drafting Basics

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Test your knowledge of roof plan steps.

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Froggy Jumps Roof Plan Drafting BasicsOnline version Test your knowledge of roof plan steps. by Edel Villadolid 1 What is the first step in drafting a roof plan? a Set up the site measurements first. b Draw the roof slope lines only. c Trace/Draw the walls of the floor plan using broken lines. 2 How wide are the standard eave lines laid around the walls? a 1 m b 2 m c 0.5 m 3 From the eave lines, how wide is the gutter width projected? a 0.20 m b 0.30 m c 0.10 m 4 What is indicated by 0.10 m circular holes along the lines? a Ridge vents b Soffit vents c Downspout holes 5 If a hip roof is used, what angle is projected at the corners? a 60 degrees b 30 degrees c 45 degrees 6 What should be projected from the center line to indicate ridge width? a Two lines at 0.10 m width b A single 0.10 m line c Two lines at 0.20 m width 7 What labels are used on the roof plan for clarity? a Slopes, DS b Rafters, Beams c Gables, Valleys 8 What kind of symbol should be drawn for roof covering materials? a Bold blocks b Dashed circles c Thin lines 9 Which step involves adding dimensions and labels to finish the drawing? a Sketch rough outlines only b Ignore labeling to save time c Complete the drawing and add dimensions and labels

Froggy Jumps

Roof Plan Drafting BasicsOnline version

Test your knowledge of roof plan steps.

by Edel Villadolid

What is the first step in drafting a roof plan?

Set up the site measurements first.

Draw the roof slope lines only.

Trace/Draw the walls of the floor plan using broken lines.

How wide are the standard eave lines laid around the walls?

1 m

2 m

0.5 m

From the eave lines, how wide is the gutter width projected?

0.20 m

0.30 m

0.10 m

What is indicated by 0.10 m circular holes along the lines?

Ridge vents

Soffit vents

Downspout holes

If a hip roof is used, what angle is projected at the corners?

60 degrees

30 degrees

45 degrees

What should be projected from the center line to indicate ridge width?

Two lines at 0.10 m width

A single 0.10 m line

Two lines at 0.20 m width

What labels are used on the roof plan for clarity?

Slopes, DS

Rafters, Beams

Gables, Valleys

What kind of symbol should be drawn for roof covering materials?

Bold blocks

Dashed circles

Thin lines

Which step involves adding dimensions and labels to finish the drawing?

Sketch rough outlines only

Ignore labeling to save time

Complete the drawing and add dimensions and labels

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by Edel Villadolid

What is the first step in drafting a roof plan?

How wide are the standard eave lines laid around the walls?

From the eave lines, how wide is the gutter width projected?

What is indicated by 0.10 m circular holes along the lines?

If a hip roof is used, what angle is projected at the corners?

What should be projected from the center line to indicate ridge width?

What labels are used on the roof plan for clarity?

What kind of symbol should be drawn for roof covering materials?

Which step involves adding dimensions and labels to finish the drawing?

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