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Confusion about labeling doors and windows in architectural drawings

2010-09-01View Original

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In a chemical workshop architectural drawing provided by the design institute, the doors are marked M1524 and M1, but there is no door and window table. So, could you please explain to the experts in civil engineering what is going on? I know what M1524 means, but is M1 the abbreviation of universal standard?
Reply #22010-09-01
Is M1 the abbreviation for Universal Standard? If it’s either M1 or door 1, look for the door and window table. If you don’t ask about the design,
Reply #32010-09-02
Sir, M1 is the sequential number of the window. If there is no door and window table, it should be stated in the manual.
Reply #42010-09-02
Sir, when there is no detailed drawing of the door, you should indicate in the description which standard drawing to use!

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