Sequential Room Numbering Scenario

Room

Renumbering

Odd / Even Grid

After applying room numbers, based upon the room door opening on to the

Room Numbering

corridor, within the grid area, you address the numbering for rooms within rooms.

Scenario

(continued)

Typically these interior rooms, off rooms, are give a sub-set designation. This

designation can be in the form of a letter or number. Using a letter tends to be

easier for people to remember and use.

3B210 - Room with a corridor door in the assigned grid area

3B210A or 3B210a or 3B210.1 - Designation for a room accessed through

the room that is accessed from the corridor.

The preceding illustration shows several examples of how to address rooms within

rooms, rooms extending over several grid zones and two rooms opening in the

same grid zone.

Sequential

With the sequential scheme you take

Room Numbering

the floor plan and apply room numbers

Scenario

as you progress down the corridor.

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At logical breaks in the corridor, like

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at stairs or elevators, some numbers

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can be skipped. This will allow some

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flexibility within the sequential system

in case of future room re-configurations

and remodels.

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The same as the odd/even scenario,

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interior rooms, off rooms, are give a

sub-set designation.

This designation can be in the form of a

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letter or number. Using a letter tends to

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be easier for people to remember and

use.

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NOTE: While the adjacent illustration is

showing the use of a number and letter

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designation system (ie 4B109), a five

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number designation works equally as

well (ie 42109).

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