Plinth definition

Plinth means the portion of a structure between the surface of the surrounding ground and surface of the floor immediately above the ground.

Plinth means finished floor level of the building. The height of the finished floor level of the ground floor, measured from the top of the finished surface of the road serving the plot, taken from the center of the property line of the plot along the road. In case of more than one road serving the plot, the plinth will be measured from the road providing principal access. The height of the plinth shall be limited to four feet except on plots where the natural contours are more than four feet over at least forty percent of the plot area as measured from the point at the center of the property line of the road adjacent to it, the plinth level shall be determined as per the site conditions.

Plinth means a portion between the surface of the surrounding ground and surfaced floor immediately above the ground.

Examples of Plinth in a sentence

• Waste from Wash Basins, floor traps , Sinks, Ablution Traps inside wc’s etc, shall separately discharged into the Waste Stacks that terminated & fed to the Gully Traps on the building outside ground level / Plinth protection level and shall be separately connected to (IP) Inspection Pits that leads to the Septic tank.

• The minimum Plinth Area of office Building including toilets shall be 78 Sqm.

• Waste from Wash Basins, floor traps , Sinks, Ablution Traps inside wc‟s etc, shall separately discharged into the Waste Stacks that terminated & fed to the Gully Traps on the building outside ground level / Plinth protection level and shall be separately connected to (IP) Inspection Pits that leads to the Septic tank.

• Plinth have been designed for the equipment load requirements of transformers including impact load equivalent to 15% of total transformer load.

• Plinth protection shall be given throughout perimeter of width 0.75m with rough kotah of 20mm thickness on its top for Inverter rooms and Control Rooms.

More Definitions of Plinth

Plinth means finished floor level of the building.

Plinth means the portion of a structure between the level of the ground and the floor immediately above the ground.

Plinth. Means the portion of a structure between the level of the surrounding ground and level of floor, immediately above the ground. In no case this shall be less than 450mm.

Plinth means the portion of a structure between the surface of the surrounding

Plinth means a solid concrete or masonry block at the base of a column. An ornamental wood trim member forming a base for door casing and a stop for baseboard.

Plinth means the part of a wall or structure between the ground level and the level of the lowest floor of a building above ground level;

Plinth means finished floor level of the building. The height of the finished floor level of the ground floor, measured from the top of the finished surface of the road serving the plot, taken from the center of the property line of the plot along the road. In case of more than one