Plinth area meaning
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What is Plinth Area? Calculation, Definition, and Formula

by Godrej Properties Limited

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are Plinth Area and Built-Up Area the Same?

No. The plinth area refers to the covered area measured at the floor level of the building's outer edges. The built-up area includes the plinth area and additional spaces like balconies and terraces.

How do you calculate the plinth area or built-up area?

 To calculate the plinth area, measure the dimensions of the outer walls, include the thickness of internal and external walls, and account for covered spaces such as staircases and storage rooms. Add additional features like balconies and terraces to the plinth area calculation for the built-up area.

What Should You Include While Calculating Plinth Area?

When calculating the plinth area, include internal and external wall thickness, floor space of all rooms, staircases and passages within all the rooms, areas occupied by elevators and internal partitions.

Is the Area of Internal Shafts Calculated Within the Plinth Area?

Yes, the area of internal shafts is generally included in the plinth area formula if the shafts are covered and enclosed within the building’s structure.

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