Anyone good with tech drawings?

[WaterTight]

Does this say the distance between the end of the flush spigot and the wall is 180mm or is that measurement not given?

Thanks

 

[Harvest Fields]

Does this say the distance between the end of the flush spigot and the wall is 180mm or is that measurement not given?

Thanks

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I would say it is this one. Bit I could be wrong.

 

[MarkAqua]

As above. Correct

 

[Last Plumber]

Does this say the distance between the end of the flush spigot and the wall is 180mm or is that measurement not given?

Thanks

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Yes. If you're tiling behind it, don't forget to allow for that!

 

[WaterTight]

Cheers all.

What does it mean when sometimes the arrow type symbols stop at exactly the line for the measurement that's given and other times (like with this 180mm) they appear to pass the line?

That's what made me wonder if it might be less or refer to something else

 

[WaterTight]

Is it saying don't forget there might be tiling on floor or wall?

 

[oz-plumber]

All the measurements will be from finished surfaces.

If it's a newbuild or a renovation, you have to make allowances for what's going on the floors and walls.

The 180mm of the wall is from the finished wall to the start / end of the spigot, so the pan connector goes over the spigot so you will have to allow for this when fitting off

 

[rpm]

Cheers all.

What does it mean when sometimes the arrow type symbols stop at exactly the line for the measurement that's given and other times (like with this 180mm) they appear to pass the line?

All to do with how much space there is to print in.

 

[quality]

Cheers all.

What does it mean when sometimes the arrow type symbols stop at exactly the line for the measurement that's given and other times (like with this 180mm) they appear to pass the line?

That's what made me wonder if it might be less or refer to something else

Internal dimension from the datum (point of reference) or external dimension from the datum

 

[rpm]

Internal dimension from the datum (point of reference) or external dimension from the datum

If the dimension was say 5mm there is no way they could print 5mm and the two arrows within that space so the arrows are placed outside facing in.

 

[WaterTight]

I'm not sure I understand any of you. But thanks awfully for getting back to me.