Floor plan

Floor plan

The representation of a building which shows the basic outline of the structure, as well as detailed information about the positioning of rooms, hallways, doors, stairs and other features. Often includes detailed information about other fixtures and amenities.

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Industry/Domain: Real estate
Category: General
Company: Coldwell Banker
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