Definition of "Floor plan"

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Berkshire Hathaway HS NJ Properties

The arrangement of the walls and rooms in a structure. A two-dimensional horizontal scale drawing of the arrangements, size, and orientation of doors, rooms, walls, and windows of a single floor of a building structure.

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