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YOUR EXPERT HOME BUILDERS
www.yourchoicehomesinc.com
1.833.30.BUILD
INDEX PAGE 2 ...................................................................................................... HOUSING SPECIFICATIONS PAGE 3-4.................................................................................................. THE TINY YORKTON HOUSE PAGE 5............................................................................................... CO-OP CONTRACTORS CHOICE PAGE 6.................................................................................................................................. ARCHITECT PAGE 7-8 .........................................................................................................THE LOON LAKE HOUSE PAGE 9..............................................................................................HOUSING THROUGH EDUCATION PAGE 10........................................................................................................ ALL WEATHER WINDOWS PAGE 11-12..............................................................................................................THE PIIKANI HOUSE PAGE 13 ......................................................................................................................ENCAPSULATION PAGE 14.........................................................................................WOOD ART MANUFACTURING INC PAGE 15-16................................................................................................................ THE LAKE HOUSE PAGE 17.....................................................................................................NET ZERO ENERGY HOMES PAGE 18............................................................................................. PASSIVE HOUSE TECHNOLOGY PAGE 19-20....................................................................................................... THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE PAGE 21-22 ................................................................................................................... CONTRACTORS PAGE 23-24........................................................................................................... THE PRAIRIE HOUSE PAGE 25..............................................................................................NATIONAL HOUSING STRATEGY PAGE 26.......................................................................................................... GUARDIAN FIRE SHIELD PAGE 27-28..........................................................................................................THE CHINOOK HOUSE PAGE 29 .................................................................................................................. MOLD IN HOUSING PAGE 30 ............................................................................................................... HOME REMODELING PAGE 31-32 ...................................................................................... LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE PAGE 33........................................................................... SASKATCHEWAN NEW HOME WARRANTY PAGE 34......................................................................................... ALBERTA NEW HOME WARRANTY PAGE 35-36...................................................................................................THE LAKE GREEN HOUSE PAGE 37-38................................................................................................................MERIDIAN SOLAR
HOUSING
Framing Floor • Engineered wood floor syste
S P E C I F I C AT I O N S
Electrical
• 100 amp service
• Solid blocking • Central vac drops, telephone jacks, cable rough-ins
• 3⁄4” sheathing glued and screwed • Standard light fixture allowance
• Sanded plywood underlay – lino areas only • Decora switches & plugs
• LVL around perimeter Exterior Walls • All plugs, switches & lights as per code
• 8’ exterior wall height • Vent fans electrical rough in conduit only (site electrical
• 2 x 6 construction grade spruce contractor to wire all vent fans on)
• 16” o.c.; dbl top plate, single bottom plate
• 3/8” OSB sheathing to bottom of joist Interior Finish Closet
• 2 x 10 window & door headers, inside ply is continuous • Painted – closet shelves c/w one rod & hardware Doors &
Interior Walls Bifolds
• 2 x 4 construction grade spruce 16” O.C.; dbl top plate,
single bottom plate roof • Colonist w/maple, oak, or painted jambs Trim
• Gable roof • 2 1⁄4” maple, oak, (natural colour only, stain colours
• 4/12 roof pitch (extra charge) or painted casings and baseboards Hardware
• Roof trusses @ 24” o.c.; 24” end overhang • Weiser door locks
• 7/16” OSB sheathing w/ clips • Chrome paper holders
Exterior Finish Roof • IKO Cambridge fiberglass shingle Kitchen Cabinets
• Domed vents and metal flashing • Flat panel oak/maple/alder/beech/white
• Continuous eavestrough with downspouts Soffit • 2 1⁄4” crown moulding above upper cabinets
• Prefinished metal fascia & soffits siding • Beveled edge laminate countertop
• KWP Fibre Cement Siding
• House wrap Painting
• 1 prime coat, 2 finish coats; final coat completed
Windows & Exterior Doors Windows P.V.C. • Painting trim as required
• Triple pane low-e/argon, awning, casement/fixed Doors • 2 colours included (Dulux paint)
• Fiberglass insulated; 3’0” exterior doors
Floor Covering
Insulation • Vinyl in kitchen, dining, and bath areas
• R22 walls & R50 ceiling • Good quality carpets
• 6 mil GSB poly, caulking to all required areas • 8lb. undercushion
• Windows & door perimeters spray foam and batt insulated Drywall
• 1⁄2” for walls, 1⁄2” CD for ceiling
• Aquaboard in bathrooms Service
• Knockdown down textured ceiling • 14 riser stair straight run/installed by owner
• Round corner head
• Stairwell walls by owner
Plumbing
• 1-piece bathtub/shower
• Kohler toilets (installed) 1.28 GPF lined tank
• Kohler china sinks
• Double stainless steel kitchen sink
• 1-piece shower c/w chrome glass door
• Ventilation fans as per CAN/CSA-F326 to be installed by heating
contractor
• Kohler single lever Posi-Temp chrome bathroom single lever in shower,
kitchen w/ spray
• Ventilation system rough-in as per CAN/CSA-F326
• All drains to floor joists and water lines to shut-off
• HRV Ventilation
2
28'-0" 4'-0"
10'-6" 9'-4" 8'-2"
60" x 48 1/4"
48" LIVING 48" W x 18" D VANITY
30"X60"
TUB SHOWER
BEDROOM
2
G2
48 1/4" x 40 3/8"
DINING 28"
12'-6"
30"
36"
KITCHEN
8" EXTENDED COUNTER TOP
7'-0"
24" RANGE 30"
REFRIGERATOR
48 1 4" x 60" 36 3/8" x 40 3/8"
3
VENTING SCHEDULE G2
BATH FAN VENT TO EXTERIOR
INSULATION SCHEDULE
THE TINY
CEILING R-40 MIN. FLOOR PLAN
WALL R-20 MIN. 1 SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"
S
JOISTS PERIMETER R-19 MIN.
E
OS
WINDOW SCHEDULE
P
NUMBER QTY DIMENSIONS WIDTH HEIGHT DESCRIPTION
R
W01 1 58-3/4"X47" 58-3/4" 47" CASEMENT
YORKTON
W02 1 47"X39-1/8" 47" 39-1/8" CASEMENT
PU
W03 1 47"X58-3/4" 47" 58-3/4" CASEMENT
W04 1 35-1/8"X39-1/8" 35-1/8" 39-1/8" CASEMENT
N G
ON
TI
DOOR SCHEDULE
NUMBER QTY DIMENSIONS WIDTH HEIGHT DESCRIPTION
TI
O
D01 1 37-13/16"X82-5/16" 37-13/16" 82-5/16" STEEL DOOR W/ LOCKSET+DEAD BOLT, GLAZING
U
D02 1 28" 28" POCKET DOOR W/ LOCKSET
UC
D03 1 30" 30" POCKET DOOR
NOTE:
Q
TR
-FOR MORE INFO REFER TO QUOTED DOOR AND WINDOW PACKAGE.
O R
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HOUSE
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3
FEATURES - AMENITIES & SPECIFICATIONS
CEILING: Vaulted or Recessed (Optional)
TUBED NATURAL LIGHTING (Optional)
WINDOW : Triple Pane
KITCHENS: All Wood , Soft Close Doors and Draws (Optional Granite Marble Counter Top
FLOORING : Standard Vinyl Plank (Optional Hardwood, Tile or Carpet
INSULATION: Ceiling (Blown-in)
WALL: R22
CLOSET ORGANIZERS : Wire Shelf
DECK ,STAIRS or RAILING ( Optional)
GARDEN DOORS: Patio or French Doors
SPECIFICATIONS
FLOOR AREA : 350Sq ft
ROOFING : 25 year
BATHROOMS: 1 STAND UP SHOWER: 1
BEDROOM: 1
UTILITIES LOCATION: Crawl Space
BASEMENT OPTIONS: PWF
ICF PANEL
POURED CONCRETE
4
The CO-OP Contractor’s Choice is an exclusive program that allows the opportunity for the Co-operative Retailing
System to connect with contractors working in the construction industry throughout Western Canada.
Monthly publications Contractor’s Choice e-News provides readers with informative, industry specific stories and
product information relevant to the professional contractor.
Sign up for free online! Members are afforded the additional benefit of special offers only available with each edition.
5
You create it, We’ll Build it!
Start Here!
6
THE
LOON LAKE
HOUSE
7
FEATURES - AMENITIES & SPECIFICATIONS
CEILING: Vaulted or Recessed (Optional)
TUBED NATURAL LIGHTING (Optional)
WINDOW : Triple Pane
KITCHENS: All Wood , Soft Close Doors and Draws (Optional Granite Marble Counter
Top FLOORING : Standard Vinyl Plank (Optional Hardwood, Tile or Carpet
INSULATION: Ceiling (Blown-in)
WALL: R22
CLOSET ORGANIZERS : Wire Shelf
DECK ,STAIRS or RAILING ( Optional)
GARDEN DOORS: Patio or French Doors
SPECIFICATIONS
FLOOR AREA : 459Sq ft
ROOFING : 25 year
BATHROOMS: 1 STAND UP SHOWER: 1
BEDROOM: 1
UTILITIES LOCATION: Crawl Space
BASEMENT OPTIONS: PWF
ICF PANEL
POURED CONCRETE
8
HOUSING through EDUCATION is a series of workshops, training, programs and activities
That was created in partnership by YCHomes and First Nation Educators. Leaders and
Housing Experts. YCHomes is a community partner, who delivers the education in the nation
HOUSING through EDUCATION contains two themes of learning: COMMUNITY HOME
MAINTENANCE Workshops and JOURNEY to APPRENTICESHIP Programs. The workshops are
for your youth, generally grade 1 to 12, community members and can even be used as training for
new housing staff. Serving a large percentage of people at a community level in Chief and Council,
housing staff, educators and elders. We appreciate that so many people have embraced and assisted
us in creating HOUSING through EDUCATION and its content and we are honored that you see our
vision too. The youth are your future contractors and leaders and we love to inspire them.
Our programs can take you on your Journey to apprenticeship.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT
WWW.YOURCHOICEHOMES.COM
FOLLOW OUR JOURNEY ON FACEBOOK
9Window and Door Experts
Hand-crafted products. Outstanding service. A history of expertise.
At All Weather Windows, we’ve been in the window and door manufacturing industry for over 40 years. We know a
thing or two about great windows and doors. Prioritizing comfort. Lowering costs. Reducing environmental impact.
Specializing in beautifully-crafted windows and doors, we provide energy efficient, sustainable and weather-resistant
solutions to Canadian homeowners, builders, dealers and contractors. Combine high quality product lines with a
great warranty program and you’ve got a company that’s equipped to meet customer needs.
Customer-Focused
We are Canada’s largest privately-owned window and door manufacturer. We are platinum club members of
Canada’s Best Managed Companies program and an ambassador for the ENERGY STAR® program, through which
we have been awarded Manufacturer of the Year four times over the last seven years. We take customer service and
sustainability seriously.
With a combined capacity of over 300,000 square feet, our manufacturing plants produce a full range of award-
winning, energy efficient, sustainable and weather-resistant window and door products for dealers, builders,
contractors, developers and homeowners.
Since launching in 1978, we have expanded services to all of western Canada, two commercial offices, All Weather
Windows Glass and close to 800 dealers across the country.
Diversity Makes us Better
For Canada’s 150th birthday, All Weather Windows wanted to do something big to show how much our home
means to us. The Window to Canada was a passion project born out of the diversity, inclusion and pride our
employees bring to work with them every day. We truly believe that no matter your background and lifestyle,
Canada is home to everyone who chooses it.
The Window to Canada appeared at events across the country, with people from every walk of life stopping by to
take a look. This project represented not only Canada’s rich history and heritage, but also its cultural and regional
diversity. We are proud to live and work in this great nation, and can’t wait to see what the next 150 years will bring.
10A B C D
38' - 8"
11' - 8" 13' - 8" 13' - 4" 6' - 9"
31' - 9"
25' - 0" 3' - 5" 3' - 4"
UP
UP
ALL HANDRAILS TO ALBERTA BUILDING CODE
5' - 3"
ROOF-LINE
6' - 1" 5' - 7" 6' - 10" 6' - 10" 6' - 4" 7' - 0"
1 E2 E2
12' - 0"
1:10 SLOPE (RAMP)
E3 E3
1' - 6"
E2 68"x 80"
48"x 40" SLIDING DOOR
2
ROOF-LINE
4' - 0"
E3
ACCESS HATCH
CRAWL SPACE
FURNACE
4' - 6"
E2 P2
LINE OF TRAYED CEILING
21' - 6"
ELEC. PANEL
P1
8' - 5"
8' - 8"
22"x 36"
LIVING ROOM P3 LAUNDRY WH BATHROOM
4' - 2"
ATTIC ACCESS
3' - 6"
2 2
STACKED
WASHER
/ DRYER
HATCH
A4.1 BEDROOM A4.1
19' - 10"
16' - 10"
10' - 10"
32"x 80" 32"x 80" E3
3
48"x 40"
2' - 2"
P3
9' - 6"
36"x 80"
7 2' - 6" 8' - 0 1/2" 2' - 6"
4' - 0"
32"x 80"
A4.1 72"x 80"
UP
5' - 7"
BI-FOLD DOOR
P4
DINING AREA KITCHEN
8' - 5"
8' - 2"
CLEAR
2' - 0"
2' - 0"
P4
6' - 0"
E2 CLOSET 24" RANGE
4' - 5"
CLOSET P3
2' - 7"
P1 E3
2' - 1"
4' - 0"
30"
4 REFRIGERATOR
36"x 40"
1' - 6"
ROOF-LINE
E2 E3
48"x 60"
E2 E3 7
5 7
A4.1
6' - 9"
ROOF-LINE
9' - 7" 2' - 1" 6' - 10" A4.1 11' - 4" 8' - 10"
38' - 8"
1
A4.1
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
THE
1
1/4" = 1'-0"
PIIKANI
A B C D
38' - 8"
11' - 8" 13' - 8" 13' - 4"
27' - 2" 3' - 4"
EQ EQ EQ
LINE OF STAIR
LINE OF DECK
3"
LINE OF DECK
3' - 10"
3' - 10"
3' - 10"
HOUSE
E1
1:12 RAMP ABOVE
1
1' - 2"
E1
2' - 8"
E1
3' - 10"
1' - 6"
2
CONCRETE FOUNDATION
4' - 6"
24"x10" CONC. FOOTING
R/W 2:15M CONT.
10M CROSS TIES @ 24" O/C
FLOOR JOISTS BY OTHERS
E1 E1
11
4' - 5"
19' - 10"
16' - 10"
SUMP LOCATION
INE OF STAIR
DETERMINED ON SITE
(SEE DETAIL XXX)
5"FEATURES - AMENITIES & SPECIFICATIONS
CEILING: Vaulted or Recessed (Optional)
TUBED NATURAL LIGHTING (Optional)
WINDOW : Triple Pane
KITCHENS: All Wood , Soft Close Doors and Draws (Optional Granite Marble Counter
Top FLOORING : Standard Vinyl Plank (Optional Hardwood, Tile or Carpet
INSULATION: Ceiling (Blown-in)
WALL: R22
CLOSET ORGANIZERS : Wire Shelf
DECK ,STAIRS or RAILING ( Optional)
GARDEN DOORS: Patio or French Doors
SPECIFICATIONS
FLOOR AREA : 650Sq ft
ROOFING : 25 year
BATHROOMS: 1 STAND UP SHOWER: 1
BEDROOM: 1
UTILITIES LOCATION: Crawl Space
BASEMENT OPTIONS: PWF
ICF PANEL
POURED CONCRETE
12BUILDERS
Our Commitment To Indoor Air Quality
At no charge to you we include an encapsulation stage to our process of
construction. This by no means is a guarantee against mold but a preventative
step at the raw wood stage of the build.
13Wood Art Manufacturing Inc.
Locally owned and operated company located in
Wetaskiwin, Alberta. We have proudly been serving the
residential and commercial community of Western Canada
for the last 35 years. We specialize in custom Cabinets
and Counter tops and strive to provide excellent quality
and value to our customers
(780) 352-5694
14THE
LAKE
HOUSE
15FEATURES - AMENITIES & SPECIFICATIONS
CEILING: Vaulted or Recessed (Optional)
TUBED NATURAL LIGHTING (Optional)
WINDOW : Triple Pane
KITCHENS: All Wood , Soft Close Doors and Draws (Optional Granite Marble Counter
Top FLOORING : Standard Vinyl Plank (Optional Hardwood, Tile or Carpet
INSULATION: Ceiling (Blown-in)
WALL: R22
CLOSET ORGANIZERS : Wire Shelf
DECK ,STAIRS or RAILING ( Optional)
GARDEN DOORS: Patio or French Doors
SPECIFICATIONS
FLOOR AREA : 732Sq ft
ROOFING : 25 year
BATHROOMS: Shower/Tub
BEDROOM: 1
UTILITIES LOCATION: Crawl Space
BASEMENT OPTIONS: PWF
PWF PANEL
POURED CONCRETE
FOUNDATION OPTIONS: PWF, ICF
16Net Zero
Energy Homes
If a home nas an annual net carbon emission of zero or better, it’s a Net Zero
Home. In order to produce negative carbon emissions, a home has to be
providing electrical grids with more renewable energy than they consume. The
home needs to be equipped with Net Zero technologies in order to achieve
this. For example, solar panels, turbines, or other renewable systems.
17Passive House
Technology
Passive House is a combination of standards and specific upgrades in certain building materials that
achieve that standard. We use Passive House technologies to replicate the Passive House specifications,
but do not participate in the certification by the Passive House Institute. Passive House Standards do not
include net-zero energy consumption. Instead, this system focuses on reducing energy usage primarily
in insulation and more.
18NOTES:
EXTERIOR RAMP TO FOLLOW - CAN/CSA-B651-M90, Barrier-
40' ALL WINDOW AND DOOR ROUGH OPENINGS AND EXACT LO
ALL CONSRUCTION TO COMPLY WITH ALL CURRENT EDIT
CODES
5'-1"
3630LS 3050DH
ALL FRAMING, C OLUMNS, PADS, FOOTINGS AND C ONC RETE
1'-6"
W3618 W2436R W3018 W1536R W936R
DCW2436R
QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL TO MEET THE SITE SOIL
LINEN
B24R B18R SB45 LCB36R REGULATIONS- PAD SIZES INDIC ATED ARE SUGGESTIONS
4'
W2436R
ALL ROOF TRUSSES AND FLOOR SYSTEM TO BE DESIGNED A
Dishwasher (basic)
3' SPEC IFIC ATIONS BY QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS AND C O
D/W
6'
W1536R
BUILDING CODES IN FORC E AT THE TIME OF C ONSTRUC TIO
1'-6"
10'-4"
3068
ALL PLUMBING/HVAC AND ELECTRICAL TO BE DESIGNED A
14'-6"
MUST COMPLY WITH ALL NATIONAL, PROVINCIAL AND LOCA
3068
FINAL C ABINET EXAC T SIZES AND LOC ATIONS TO BE DET
13'
3068
BROOMS
WH
3068
2'-10"
5068
5068
2'
3068
10'
11'
3'
41068
3050DH 3050DH 3068 3050DH
40'
O'CHIESE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 1120 SQ. FT. CUSTOM HOME - JUNE F. - CRAWLSPACE
THE
MOUNTAIN
DRAWINGS PROVIDED BY: PROJECT: O'CHIESE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT - SHEET TITLE: NO. DESCRIPTION BY DATE
Grand Finale Design TYSON HOWAT - Tyson.h@ocfn.ca 1120 SQ. FT. CUSTOM HOME - JUNE
Box 88 Lisa Bauer
O'CHIESE FIRST NATION
BOX 1570 FLOOR PLAN
Benalto, Alberta ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AB.
403-746-2954 T4T 1BS
HOUSE
19FEATURES - AMENITIES & SPECIFICATIONS
CEILING: Vaulted or Recessed (Optional)
TUBED NATURAL LIGHTING (Optional)
WINDOW : Triple Pane
KITCHENS: All Wood , Soft Close Doors and Draws (Optional Granite Marble Counter
Top FLOORING : Standard Vinyl Plank (Optional Hardwood, Tile or Carpet
INSULATION: Ceiling (Blown-in)
WALL: R22
CLOSET ORGANIZERS : Wire Shelf
DECK ,STAIRS or RAILING ( Optional)
GARDEN DOORS: Patio or French Doors
SPECIFICATIONS
FLOOR AREA : 950 Sq ft
ROOFING : 25 year
BATHROOMS: 1 STAND UP SHOWER: 1
BEDROOM: 1
UTILITIES LOCATION: Crawl Space
BASEMENT OPTIONS: PWF
ICF PANEL
POURED CONCRETE
20NOT ALL CON
ARE CREATE
MISSION STATEMENT
At YCHomes we pick the best . Being involved in Apprentice
and Education we need a certain type of person. They must be
passionate about there trade and proud enough to pass it down.
We are committed superior quality nothing else is excepted.
21NTRACTORS
ED EQUAL
Our contractors inspect all materials and reject anything that is not up to our
standards. We understand what disruption this can be and committed to a
schedule that’s you can feel confident in. Partner with our team Build the next
Chapter in your life. We understand what a distribution this can be and we are
committed to a schedule that you can feel confident in.
22A
0' - 1 1/2"
4' - 4 7/8"
1
1' - 10 1/2"
E2 E2
FR 103.1
PANTRY
W4 W6
105
CRAWLSPACE
4' - 5 1/2"
5' - 3 3/8"
ACCESS P1 105.1 KITCHEN
6' - 0 3/8"
7' - 6 1/2"
104
110.1
DINING AREA W1 A3.1
CLOSET P1
RAILING
LINEN
1' - 0" 2' - 0"
BEDROOM
106
3' - 0"
110
108
106.1
P1 3' - 0" 7' - 0"
19' - 8 1/2"
E2
5' - 1"
9' - 10"
AA 108.1 2
3' - 10 1/4" 1' - 8 1/2" A4.1
P3 DN
107.1 F1
LINEN 107.2 E1
BATHROOM
PANEL
ELEC.
LAUNDRY
ø 107
5'
-0 LIVING ROOM
3' - 3 1/8"
P2 2' - 6" 3' - 11 7/8" " 5' - 1 3/8" 101.1
109 101
8' - 4"
P3 P1
W D 102.1
CLOSET 3' - 7 1/8" 1' - 10"
FGB
3
2' - 7"
1' - 4 1/2"
MC
102
W2 2' - 5" 6' - 11" 6' - 11" 4
12' - 1 1/2" 13' - 10"
4
MAIN FLOOR PLAN A3.1 DOOR SCHEDULE FOUND
1 2
1/4" = 1'-0" Door Number Door Size Comments
1/4" = 1
THE
WINDOW SCHEDULE 101.1 42" x 80" C/W 18"x80" SIDE WINDOW
102.1 60" x 84" BI-FOLD
Rough Opening
103.1 42" x 80"
Type Mark Width Height Type Head Height
105.1 36" x 80" POCKET
W1 6' - 0" 5' - 0" Casement Dbl with Trim 6' - 8"
106.1 32" x 80" BI-FOLD
W2 4' - 0" 1' - 6" Casement Dbl with Trim 6' - 8" Room Number
PRAIRIE
107.1 42" x 80"
W3 6' - 0" 4' - 0" Casement-Triple w Trim 6' - 8" 101 LIVING ROO
107.2 36" x 80" POCKET
W4 6' - 0" 1' - 6" Casement-Triple w Trim 6' - 8" 102 CLOSET
108.1 42" x 80"
W5 4' - 0" 3' - 4" Fixed with Trim 6' - 8" 103 DINING ARE
110.1 72" x 80" BI-FOLD
W6 3' - 0" 3' - 4" Fixed with Trim 6' - 8" 104 KITCHEN
105 PANTRY
106 LINEN
A B C D E 107 BATHROOM
0' - 4 3/4" 9' - 9 1/2" 9' - 9 1/2" 9' - 6 1/8" 108 BEDROOM
109 LAUNDRY
3-2x8 BEAM. 3-2x8 BEAM. 3-2x8 BEAM. 110 CLOSET
3' - 2 1/4"
0' - 1 1/2" 8' - 2 1/8"
3-2x8 BEAM.
HOUSE
SLOPE 2%
9' - 9 3/8"
A
4' - 4 7/8"
2x8 @ 24" O.C.
6' - 7 1/8"
2x8 LEDGER
1 1
2x8 LEDGER RIM JOIST 2x8 LEDGER
2 2
RIM JOIST RIM JOIST
CRAWLSPACE 23
ACCESS
BLE RIM JOIST
BLE RIM JOIST
11 7/8" TJI JOISTS @ 24" O.C. 2' - 0"
"FEATURES - AMENITIES & SPECIFICATIONS
CEILING: Vaulted or Recessed (Optional)
TUBED NATURAL LIGHTING (Optional)
WINDOW : Triple Pane
KITCHENS: All Wood , Soft Close Doors and Draws (Optional Granite Marble Counter
Top FLOORING : Standard Vinyl Plank (Optional Hardwood, Tile or Carpet
INSULATION: Ceiling (Blown-in)
WALL: R22
CLOSET ORGANIZERS : Wire Shelf
DECK ,STAIRS or RAILING ( Optional)
GARDEN DOORS: Patio or French Doors
SPECIFICATIONS
FLOOR AREA : 850Sq ft
ROOFING : 25 year
BATHROOMS: 1 STAND UP SHOWER: 1
BEDROOM: 1
UTILITIES LOCATION: Crawl Space
BASEMENT OPTIONS: PWF
ICF PANEL
POURED CONCRETE
2425
Guardian Fire Shield™ (GFS)
Auto Fire Suppression Safety System
Product Overview 2019
26Layout Page Table
1 Title
ELEVATIONS
DATE
A7 ELEVATIONS
35'-0" FOUNDATION PLAN
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
BY
14'-0" 21'-0" CROSS SECTION
ELECTRICAL PLAN MN FLR
6'-8" 14'-4" RADON / SUMP
13'-3" 7'-9" WINDOW INSTALLATION
DESCRIPTION
WHEEL CHAIR RAMP
4'-0"
MAXIMUM RISE = 1/12 SLOPE
4'-3" 21'-0" 3'-6"
NO.
DN LANDING LANDING
RAILING 60"/60" DC
3-2x10 BEAM OVER 3-2X10 HDR.
6"X6" POST BUILT OUT
3068
12"X12" COLUMN
W-I CLOSET
6'-11" X 8'-2"
9'-0"
9'-0"
30X22
RAILING
12'-0"
COVERED DECK ATTIC
13'-11" X 11'-11" ACCESS
BEDROOM
12'-9" X 12'-5"
7'-3" 6'-9" 9'-4 1/2" 3'-10 1/2"
4'-3"
6068
1'-3"
3068
ENG HEADER OVER - 2
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
6'-6" HEAD ROOM
FRAME FOR MIN
CRIPPLES EACH SIDE
MAXIMUM RISE = 1/12 SLOPE
11'-6"
29'-0"
3'-3"
AT STAIRS
1/2 WALL
3'-10"
3068
1/2 WALL c/w CAP
c/w CAP
6/12 ENG APPROVED ROOF
7'-3"
7'-5"
WHEEL CHAIR RAMP
TRUSSES @ 24" O/C
36'-0"
1'-6"
3'-9"
LINEN
32-60 TUB
2068
3'-5"
SHOWER
5068
DN
5"
DIRECT VENT GAS F/P
2x6 STACK WALL
SHEET TITLE:
19'-6"
5'-0"
14'-0" 6'-1 1/2" 3'-3" 3'-10 1/2" 1'-11 1/2" 5'-9 1/2"
5'-4"
LIVING
13'-6" X 18'-6"
14'-0" 2'-7 1/2" 4'-4" 14'-0 1/2"
TSUU T'INA NATION
COATS KITCHEN / NOOK
1000 sq.ft.
7'-3"
15'-6"
13'-6" X 15'-0"
BUNGALOW
4068
5'-6"
5'-6"
ENG HEADER OVER - 2
CRIPPLES EACH SIDE LANDING
4'-0"
84"/60" TC
3-2x10 BEAM OVER
3068
6/12 ENG APPROVED ROOF
TRUSSES @ 24" O/C
7'-3" 11'-2 1/2" 2'-0 1/2"
4'-6"
4'-6"
6"X6"X42" POST
RAILING
48"/36" DC
6"X6" POST BUILT OUT DATE:
12"X12" COLUMN
DN
2020-06-10
1 MAIN FLOOR PLAN
A4 SCALE 3/16" = 1'-0" - 1000 SQ.FT. 3/16" = 1'-0"
10'-9" 5'-0" 4'-9" 7'-3" 7'-3"
20'-6" 14'-6" 2019-114 -hc
35'-0"
DECK STAIR SHEET:
1 TREATED WOOD STRINGERS AND TREADS
MAX. RISE - 7 7/8" IN RUN - 10"
A7 A-4
UP
THE
CHINOOK
HOUSE
27FEATURES - AMENITIES & SPECIFICATIONS
CEILING: Vaulted or Recessed (Optional)
TUBED NATURAL LIGHTING (Optional)
WINDOWS: Triple Pane
KITCHENS: All Wood , Soft Close Doors and Draws (Optional Granite Counter Top
FLOORING : Standard Vinyl Plank (Optional Hardwood, Tile or Carpet
INSULATION: Ceiling R50 ( Blown-in)
WALL: R22
CLOSET ORGANIZERS : Wire Shelf
DECK ,STAIRS or RAILING ( Optional)
GARDEN DOORS: Patio or French Doors SPECIFICATIONS
FLOOR AREA : 1,000 Sq ft
ROOFING : 25 year
BATHROOMS: 1 piece shower/tub
1 BEDROOM: 1
UTILITIES LOCATION: Undeveloped
Basement
BASEMENT OPTIONS: Concrete formed
walls, PWF
2829
REMODELING IDEAS
There are so many remodeling ideas for a homeowner. Remodelling
can be an investment that increases the value of a home.
Loft Conversion
Converting an attic into a loft
Re-decorating
Painting, decorating ideas, can all
make a room look brand new Going Green
Adding solar panels will reduce
energy costs
An Extension
Adding on an additional room
Sun Room
Re-decorating
New Kitchen Landscaping
Adding new bathroom fixtures
A New Driveway
TO-DO LIST YOURCHOICEHOMESINC.COM
Make sure you prepare a budget for each
remodeling project you take on.
Consult with a remodeling professional before JUNE
starting the project on your own. The cost could be
worth the professional touch.
15
Acquire Necessary Permits. Planning a remodeling project
is not the easiest thing to do. A
Make sure you know where all electrical lines, water great remodeling timeline will
lines, and gas lines are. help keep everyone on the
Create a timeline to finish the remodeling project. same page if you’re hiring
multiple contractors.LITTLE
HOUSE ON THE
PRAIRIE
31FEATURES - AMENITIES &
SPECIFICATIONS
Ceiling: flat, reccessed and vaulted (Optional)
Tubed natural lighting (Optional)
Window: Triple pane
Kitchens: All wood, soft close doors and drawers ( Optional
granite or marble countertops
Flooring: 100% waterproof vinyl plank drop tile (Optional SPECIFICATIONS
hardwood tile and carpet)
FLOOR AREA : 1200 Sq ft undeveloped
Insulation: Ceiling blown - in
basement
Wall: R22
ROOFING : 25 year asphalt
Closet organizers: Mdf
BATHROOM: 1 bathroom one piece bath
Deck, stairs and railing (Optional)
tub/shower
Garden door: Patio or french door
BEDROOM: 2
UTILITIES LOCATION: Basement
BASEMENT OPTIONS: Pwf, icf panel,
formed concrete
32KEEPING YOU PROTECTED
The Saskatchewan New Home Warranty Program Inc. (“Saskatchewan New Home Warranty” or “the
Program”) was formed in May 1976 by the Building industry, to provide a comprehensive package of
warranty products and promote higher standards of performance in homebuilding within Saskatchewan.
It is one of Canada’s pioneer New Home Warranty Programs and is a Member of the Canadian Home
Warranty Council. As the originating New Home Warranty Program in Saskatchewan, the Program is
positioned as Saskatchewan’s most experienced and trusted provider.
The Program is incorporated as a private Member based Non-Profit Corporation and is headquartered
in Saskatoon with a Branch Office in Regina. Saskatchewan New Home Warranty is governed by a
Policy Board of Directors. Operations of the Program are paid through Membership fees and a fee
charged to register each home.
Saskatchewan New Home Warranty provides a third-party guara
ntee of a Builder Member’s warranty obligations and undertakes to backstop those obligations should
the Builder Member be unable to fulfill those obligations. Builder Members register all eligible homes
with the Program.
Membership in the Program is voluntary, although, most Canadian financial institutions require 3rd party
Home Warranty Coverage in order to qualify for a mortgage on a new home.
www.sknhwp.com
33THE COVERAGE YOU NEED.
THE PARTNER YOU TRUST.
The Alberta New Home Warranty Program (“the Program”) is Alberta’s most experienced, most trusted new
home warranty provider.
For more than 40 years, the Program has been relentlessly focused on improving homebuilder
performance, professionalism, responsibility and accountability – the cornerstones of every successful
relationship between homebuilders and their customers.
The Program introduced Canada to the concept and importance of new home warranty back in 1974.
Since then, the Program has provided warranty for more than half a million Alberta homes…and peace of
mind for more than half a million Alberta homeowners.
Today we are Alberta’s largest home warranty provider, serving approximately 700 Builder Members who
meet our stringent standards of membership, including
• A solid financial foundation
• A history of honoring promises
• A proven track record of success
As part of our constant commitment to increasing the standards of homebuilding, the Program recently
launched a complete suite of Homebuilder Insurance products – from Builder’s Risk and Business Liability
Insurance to Commercial Property and Auto Insurance. This means Builder Members can now get all the
coverages they require from the one provider that’s been looking out for the homebuilding industry’s best
interests for more than four decades.
Our Vision
We are a member-based provider of a broad range of Home Warranty and Insurance products and
services. Our Builder Members have been carefully selected and we work with them to provide a positive
homeowner experience We are an engaged team that recognizes the value of our customers and strives to
deliver the levels of service promised
www.anhwp.com
34THE
LAKE GREEN
HOUSE
35FEATURES - AMENITIES & SPECIFICATIONS
Built To Spec
Solar Powered - Available
HVAC System
Irrigation
SPECIFICATIONS
GREEN HOUSE PLEXI - POLY TUNNELS
TUFTEX PANNELS
36Cut power costs, while investing in the future with energy efficiency savings.
The staff of Meridian Solar & Electric are highly experienced in solar design, solar
installation and consulting. We offer a variety of solar and energy saving solutions to
meet your needs. We are here to help.
We are proud to offer roof or ground mounting systems, engineered racking, and
equipment warranty options. Learn more about our Solar and Energy Efficiency
options.
Even with the changes in the Saskatchewan’s utility Net Metering Program, we are
still installing solar within the province.
37Solar Energy
Technology
SERVICES OFFERED:
Turnkey grid-tied solar arrays.
Turnkey off-grid solar panel arrays
(with knowledge and experience with
batteries and storage)
Ground mount solar & solar tracking
expertise.
Roof mount solar.
Power Factor Correction
Energy Audits and metering rentals.
Solar consulting available. Call for
consulting rates.
Grant writing services availabilty
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