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Sample Drawing for Accessory Buildings

Published by City of Hamilton under Building Permit

Applies to
homeowner
Work types
accessory building · garage
Building types
residential

A sample permit drawing the City of Hamilton posts with its residential building permit page, illustrating how a detached accessory building is drawn up. The sheet carries front, rear, left and right elevations, a site plan, a garage plan and a wall section, with callouts for 2x4 studs at 16 inches on centre, manufactured roof trusses at 24 inches on centre, and a 4-inch slab on grade with a 12-inch thickened edge. It is one of three sample drawings on that page, beside the concrete porch and wood deck sheets.

What it covers

  • Front Elevation
  • Right Elevation
  • Rear Elevation
  • Left Elevation
  • Wall Section
  • Site Plan
  • Garage Plan
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Publisher
City of Hamilton
Category
Guides
Published under
Building Permit — the municipality's own heading
Required for
Building permit drawings for a detached accessory building
Tags
sample-drawingaccessory-buildingdetached-garageresidential
Sample Drawing for Accessory BuildingsOpen at hamilton.ca

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