floor plan
noun
a diagram of one room, apartment, or entire floor of a building, usually drawn to scale.
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Origin of floor plan
First recorded in 1865–70
Words nearby floor plan
floor leader, floor loom, floor manager, floor model, floor pan, floor plan, floor planning, floor plate, floor pocket, floor price, floor sample
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Example sentences from the Web for floor plan
The window seat may have a window at each end, as shown in the floor-plan, or panels, as indicated in the elevation.
Convenient Houses|Louis Henry GibsonAgain, the kitchen that can be built to one floor-plan cannot be built to another.
Convenient Houses|Louis Henry GibsonIn the average house the architect's task seems virtually confined xx to the elevations and floor-plan.
The Decoration of Houses|Edith WhartonThe floor-plan of a house has a definite relation to house keeping requirements, which is not fully appreciated.
Convenient Houses|Louis Henry Gibson
British Dictionary definitions for floor plan
floor plan
noun
a drawing to scale of the arrangement of rooms on one floor of a buildingCompare elevation (def. 5)
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