This plan
is generated with AutoCAD software using the
measurements provided by the customer. All existing
conditions will be confirmed prior to beginning the
layout of the floor plan for your start-up coffee shop.
After the initial conversations
regarding the menu and concept for your new cafe, we
will layout the Floor Plan. The traffic flow of
customers and the workflow of employees will be major
key factors in the planning for your new coffee
business.
The New Wall Plan will include
dimensions for any new wall locations as well as new
doorways and window locations. All measurements will be
based off the previously confirmed Existing Wall Plan
The Floor Penetration Plan shows in
color where drains and
utilities will penetrate the floor in relationship to the
equipment needed in your new coffee shop start-up.
The Penetration Dimension Plan dimensions
the location of floor drains, electrical and water stub-ups.
Coffee brewers, espresso machines, ice machines and
sinks will all have the proper requirements listed.
The Elevations provide a
front view of your foodservice equipment and custom
cabinetry. Both the kitchen and service counter areas will
be included. Dimensions of the cabinetry and counter
heights will also be noted.
The plumbing and electrical requirements
for each piece of equipment are shown individually on 8.5" X
11" pages. An easy to follow booklet is then compiled
for your general contractor.
The equipment specification sheets are
provided for each piece of equipment on your floor plan and
quote. The features and benefits for each equipment item are
used in both price and size comparisons.
The equipment and cabinetry quote includes
an itemized list and corresponding price for all foodservice equipment,
furniture and custom cabinetry. Each item on the quote
will correspond with the Floor Plan and Equipment
Specifications.
Design & Layout Services is not licensed as architects
or mechanical engineers. The plans, elevations and specifications
provided by Design & Layout Services are not intended to replace
architectural or engineering plans that may be required by the local
building department.