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Joined: Sun, Apr 23, 2006
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does anyone know if residential building contractors
prefer 18x24 (C size) or 24x36 (D size) drawings on
paper to work from?
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hello Ron.. where have u been?
I always print in 18x24 when the plans fit ok
The contractors I work with don't care and this size
is easier to view for the carpenters
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Our contractors prefer A1 :-)
We givve usually A1 (full Size), A3 (reduced for the hip pocket) and a disc with PDF files (they can not read DWF :-(
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Ours all want Arch D (24 x 36). That seems to be the standard we work with here in VA.
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