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Rubia Torres
centimeters. in Canada anyway. 
I don't think cm is what that means. 51 is related to the height and the 87 is related to the width (51-87) but I don't know what units that would be.
It is closer I think to a 5'-1" x 8'7"
Is that the rough opening in feet and inches for what I would show as a 5086 ?
That can't be it either.
In any case, do they show two different units of measure on the same floor plan?
This is probably old school Aussi annotation of some kind. I like the way they separate/write the thousands so it reads as "eleven one twenty five", "seven six forty", "six one hundred" etc... I have always wondered how they say their metric dimensions on the job site.
"I said bring me a sixteen you idiot!" vs "I said bring me a four thousand seven hundred twenty nine point eight - you idiot!"
It is closer I think to a 5'-1" x 8'7"
Is that the rough opening in feet and inches for what I would show as a 5086 ?
That can't be it either.
In any case, do they show two different units of measure on the same floor plan?
This is probably old school Aussi annotation of some kind. I like the way they separate/write the thousands so it reads as "eleven one twenty five", "seven six forty", "six one hundred" etc... I have always wondered how they say their metric dimensions on the job site.
"I said bring me a sixteen you idiot!" vs "I said bring me a four thousand seven hundred twenty nine point eight - you idiot!"
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