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I'm checking through the drawings my architectural technician has done for me.  Can somebody let me know what this architectural symbol means please?  It's used in the detail drawing, below.

unkown symbol.jpg

porch overhang detail.jpg

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14 hours ago, SteamyTea said:

Is it the new name for Prince Andrew.

 

Another TAFKAP.  Could be.  The Andrew Formerly Known As Prince.

 

My new name for him is Andy Battenberg.  Being a clever chap, you will already know, @SteamyTea: his ancestors anglicised the Battenberg name because they no longer wanted to be associated with Mr Kipling's best selling cake.

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I'll ask the arch tec, although I think @Nickfromwales is probably right - thanks Nick.  Strange though, that there's no other lighting shown anywhere else.

 

I asked here first, because I my list of requests for change & questions is already so long, I wanted to slim it down a little, & also do my best to understand what's going in these drawings before I go back to the arch tec to ask for changes.

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1 minute ago, Tony L said:

I'll ask the arch tec, although I think @Nickfromwales is probably right - thanks Nick.  Strange though, that there's no other lighting shown anywhere else.

 

I asked here first, because I my list of requests for change & questions is already so long, I wanted to slim it down a little, & also do my best to understand what's going in these drawings before I go back to the arch tec to ask for changes.

Many heads always better than one, imho.

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8 minutes ago, Tony L said:

 

Another TAFKAP.  Could be.  The Andrew Formerly Known As Prince.

 

My new name for him is Andy Battenberg.  Being a clever chap, you will already know, @SteamyTea: his ancestors anglicised the Battenberg name because they no longer wanted to be associated with Mr Kipling's best selling cake.

He takes the biscuit. Does that count?

Posted (edited)
14 minutes ago, Tony L said:

Mr Kipling's best selling cake

I heard that his misses liked being the filling in his sandwich.

Edited by SteamyTea

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