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Direction of the arrow

2010-12-04View Original

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Annotations for slope gradient and direction are often encountered during installation. Excuse me. Does the arrow point in the direction of lower or higher ground? Which standard specifies this? I would be extremely grateful if an expert could give me some advice.
Reply #22010-12-05
*The conventional practice is to slope downward, and the standard would be the design codes and regulations of the relevant fields, I suppose
Reply #32010-12-05
The direction indicated by the arrow is downward.
Reply #42010-12-05
Low. The arrow indicates from high to low.
Reply #52010-12-06
The arrow indicates from high to low.
Reply #62010-12-06
Some are indicated by arrows, with the arrows pointing from high to low; others are horizontal right triangles, with the apex pointing in the lower direction
Reply #72010-12-06
The slope arrows for roofs and platforms should point from high to low, but stairs are usually indicated with text showing the direction to go up or down.

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