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DOUBLE STOREYED RESIDENTIAL BUILDING -PART 1

                       FIRST FLOOR PLAN
Two bedroom have attached bathrooms,balcony,south view balcony,open-well stair lobby,
dressing room,etc...
Upstair Master bedroom......285 x 465 cm,providing two windows W3,W2,D1

                       Entrance door without bottom piece 1 ,size 90 x 210 cm. of well seasoned 
                       Anjili wood

                       Two door window 1,size 100 x 150 cm.

                       Three door window 1 ,size 150 x 150 cm,well seasoned Anjili wood

Next bedroom.....375 x 329 cm,providing two windows W3,D1

                       Entrance door without bottom piece 1 ,size 90 x 210 cm. of well seasoned 
                       Anjili wood

                       Three door window 1 ,size 150 x 150 cm,well seasoned Anjili wood

seen below portion....417 x 480 cm,providing two windows W3,Df,D1

                       Entrance door without bottom piece 1 ,size 90 x 210 cm. of well seasoned 
                       Anjili wood

                       Three door window 1 ,size 150 x 150 cm,well seasoned Anjili wood

Balcony...417 x 150 cm,providing two Squre  Pillers
             


Have back side open terrace  ....
                       
For wall wire cut bricks are used



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