Free Window Egress Graphics

[rmayo (Randy Mayo, P.E.)]

Here are free egress window related graphics:

[jfudge (JR Scott Fudge)]

Nice Randy!

[dwigger (David Wigger, CMI, Retired)]

Thanks, Randy.

[mcyr (Marcel Cyr, CMI)]

Very nice Randy. I saved that one, Lot of new inspectors need that one. LOL

[jfudge (JR Scott Fudge)]

I’ve been saving a lot of Randy’s graphics!

[mcyr (Marcel Cyr, CMI)]

They make for good educational pic references.

@jfudge

I’ve been saving a lot of Randy’s graphics!

[jfudge (JR Scott Fudge)]

For sure!

[mgleeson (Michael Gleeson, 16000070526)]

Thanks Randy. This is an important one as I had to write up bedrooms on the first floor in two houses last week that had these small ceiling level windows.

[jdepiero (Joseph DePiero, CMI OH 2019004114)]

As usual Randy, nice graphic. Simple and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing this.

[ttaje (Todd Taje)]

If you don’t mind Randy, what program are you using to create these graphics? Thanks

[rmayo (Randy Mayo, P.E.)]

Start with FreeCad to get some 3D drawing skills, then search for some free 3D rendering software.

If you want to jump in with both feet the cheapest 3D software with a built-in render IMO is Autodesk Fusion360 $495/year. Plenty of online tutorials.

[dpasley (Daniel Pasley)]

Thank you for the info Randy!

[githng2 (game bài đổi thưởng)]

Thanks, Randy.

[rkenney (Robert (Bob) Kenney, CMI® MD Lic.# 31044)]

An alternative to drawing programs which can be hard to master is to simply take an Inspection photo and annotate it in Power Point. Save as a jpg.