Pre-incident plan, to scale
Access, fire hydrant, shut-offs, alarm panel, assembly point.
The plan opens on "Lot", a 40.00 m (131' 3") by 30.00 m (98' 5") rectangle (1,200.00 m² (12,917 sq ft)) that you correct to your own measurements. Already in place: double door, fire alarm panel, fire department key box, exit sign, fire hydrant, fire engine…
No account needed, right away.
How to use it
- Adjust the lot first: click its boundary, then correct its lengths in the panel on the right.
- Draw the building (C key) and place its entrances.
- Place the fire hydrant, the fire department connection, and the gas, water and electricity shut-offs.
- Connect the hydrant to the truck with the Link tool (L key): the hose length is shown.
- Have the plan validated by your fire department.
What Planimonde calculates for this plan
- The length of each side, written along the line and corrected with one click.
- The area of the lot and of each zone, with the total per owner.
- The thickness of fences, hedges and low walls, on one side or the other of the measured line.
- The closing gap when on-site measurements contradict each other, and where it lies.
- The clearance to leave in front of each item, to suggest other layouts without overlap.
- The scale of the PDF, with a reference bar to check with a ruler once the page is printed.
In this plan's library
This plan type first offers these categories of items, which you resize to your measurements: Response, emergency and signage, Fire protection, Outdoors, Doors and windows, Free shapes.
What this plan is, and what it is not
This notice is printed at the bottom of exports of this plan type. What a self-made plan can be used for
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