On Land: Finish Schedule Column Widths

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Finish Schedule Column Widths

For Interactive Schedule. This you can use because it's based on the Room Name Zstamp JAM9 zone stamp. All the info listed is contained in the zone stamp; that is, it can't read the floor finish from a fill or slab.

Rm#: 0.7
Room Name: 2.0
Floor Fin: 1.5
Ceiling Fin: 1.3
Base: 0.8
Crown: 0.8
Casing: 0.8
Note: 2.5

Header Text Height: 5.0
Value Text Height: 4.0
Row Height: 0.4

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by James Murray | Apr 20, 2005 11:23 AM