GSO ISO 4067-2:2009
ISO 4067-2:1980
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
11 February 2009
Building and civil engineering drawings - Installations- Part 2: Simplified representation of sanitary appliances
GSO ISO 4067-2:2009 Files
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2 Pages
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OMR
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GSO ISO 4067-2:2009 Scope
This International Standard establishes simplified representations of sanitary appliances, for use on Plans and diagrams of sanitary installations
in buildings.
These representations are intended primarily for use on Plans and diagrams to scale 1 : 50. For smaller scale drawings more simplified
representations may be used, and for larger scale drawings, more detailed representations may be used. For diagrams the representation
in the column “Elevation” will normally be appropriate.
If necessary, to make the drawing clearer, the views may be combined with Symbols and/or abbreviated component references,
which are explained on the drawing or elsewhere.
If stencils are used the corners of the representations might be rounded.
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