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AS 1234-1972 Recommendations for coordinated preferred dimensions in building

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Abbreviation
AS 1234-1972
Valid from
1/01/1972
Information provider
Intertek Inform,
Author
Standards Australia
Information type
Australian Standard,
Format
HARD COPY,
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Description

This standard deals with dimensional coordination in the building industry, using metric units as the basis. It also identifies the key reference planes in a building and gives various series of practical coordinated dimensions between them based on the international module of 100 mm and certain selected multiples.

An appendix gives discursive information which explains the basic principles and how these are applied in practice.

 

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Referenced in relation to washbasins and baths.

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Referenced in relation to washbasins and baths.

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AS 1234-1972 Recommendations for coordinated preferred dimensions in building

Description

This standard deals with dimensional coordination in the building industry, using metric units as the basis. It also identifies the key reference planes in a building and gives various series of practical coordinated dimensions between them based on the international module of 100 mm and certain selected multiples.

An appendix gives discursive information which explains the basic principles and how these are applied in practice.

 

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AS 1234-1972 Recommendations for coordinated preferred dimensions in building
Description

This standard deals with dimensional coordination in the building industry, using metric units as the basis. It also identifies the key reference planes in a building and gives various series of practical coordinated dimensions between them based on the international module of 100 mm and certain selected multiples.

An appendix gives discursive information which explains the basic principles and how these are applied in practice.

 

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