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What are the bay and depth of a house? Answer: The bay refers to the width of a room, that is, the distance between two transverse axes ; Depth refers to the depth of a house, that is, the distance between its two longitudinal axes.
The bay refers to the width of a room, that is, the distance between two horizontal axes; the depth refers to the length of a room, that is, the distance between two vertical axes.
The bay refers to the width of a room, that is, the distance between two horizontal axes. The depth refers to the length of a room, that is, the distance between two vertical axes
*Conventionally, we refer to the main lighting surface of a building (or room) as the bay (or width), and the dimension perpendicular to it as the depth.
The bay refers to the width of a room, that is, the distance between two horizontal axes. The depth refers to the length of a room, that is, the distance between two vertical axes
The bay width refers to the front-to-back dimension of a building, that is, the distance between two horizontal axes. The depth of a building refers to its length from front to back, that is, the distance between two vertical axes
The bay refers to the width of a room, that is, the distance between two horizontal axes. The depth refers to the length of a room, that is, the distance between two vertical axes
The bay refers to the width of a room, that is, the distance between two horizontal axes; Depth refers to the depth of a house, that is, the distance between its two longitudinal axes.
The bay refers to the width of a room, that is, the distance between two horizontal axes. The depth refers to the length of a room, that is, the distance between two vertical axes
The bay refers to the width of a room, as well as the distance between its two transverse axes. Depth refers to the length of a house, that is, the distance between its two longitudinal axes.
The bay refers to the width of a room, that is, the distance between two horizontal axes; Depth refers to the depth of a house, that is, the distance between its two longitudinal axes.