Which do you use on your sketch.

[Tom D]

I'm obviously stuck in past times, maybe.
do you use 1/2 bath on drawing
or, do you use .1 bath

Thanks, with the new .1 bath, the other may be forgotten and not understood soon.

 

[Mike Ault]

I'm obviously stuck in past times, maybe.
do you use 1/2 bath on drawing
or, do you use .1 bath

Thanks, with the new .1 bath, the other may be forgotten and not understood soon.

I plan to use 1/2 bath forever. Abolishing that terminology would probably drive me over the edge.

 

[Vermonter]

On the sketch? "Half Bathroom"

 

[Flakey]

1/2

 

[Bobby Bucks]

On the sketch I spell it out, I think it's best to write half bathroom so there is no doubt, plus the report may be scrutinized by an AMC team leader or a Certified General and
I wouldn't want them confused.

 

[Fernando]

0.1 bath = Half Bathroom

So type Half Bathroom on sketch. Simple. And You're Welcome.

 

[Dublin ohio]

I plan to use 1/2 bath forever. Abolishing that terminology would probably drive me over the edge.

If you want to drive a "reviewer" over the edge. Use the old terminology. Call it a Lav

 

[Mike Ault]

If you want to drive a "reviewer" over the edge. Use the old terminology. Call it a Lav

I used to put in all the walls, doors, windows, sinks, tub, shower and toilets as well and it took me a while to stop calling them idiots for insisting that I put in the text descriptor "bath" as well. I finally figured out that wasn't meant for a human, that was meant for machine recognition.

 

[sputnam]

If you want to drive a "reviewer" over the edge. Use the old terminology. Call it a Lav

No competent reviewer would request a revision because of that.

 

[Jerry Bone Jr]

I'm obviously stuck in past times, maybe.
do you use 1/2 bath on drawing
or, do you use .1 bath

Thanks, with the new .1 bath, the other may be forgotten and not understood soon.

WC on the sketch. Water Closet = Half Bathroom on the photo label.