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Plumbing graffiti
These plaques can be seen on almost every house, but we are so used to them that almost can not see. Here it is, urban art:
Many childhood tormented by the question - what do they mean?
Let's start with the white tablets.
Plate White says that somewhere nearby there is a water pipe or a sewer manhole. The figures around the three-beam navigator in the form of the letter "T" refers to the distance to the door. For example:
It says that if this place to retreat from the wall for five and a half meters and a foot to the right, we see the hatch. Check. Yeah, that's right:
At hatch the same letter "D", and that on the plate - all at once. The letter "D" indicates that this hatch rainwater drainage. Other letters on white labels mean: "B" - water, "K" - sewage.
"Snap" the hatch to the wall need to repairers without any problems could find the hatch them under a layer of leaves or snow. In addition, white labels are sometimes blue.
Tablets green. They belong to the hatches of underground pipelines. They hatch distance is indicated in centimeters. For example:
Now we understand that the 100 centimeters from the wall and 200 centimeters to the right is a hatch. Here it is - called "Carpet" (with the accent on "o»):
Under this carpet is the valve (the letter "Z" on the label) with a diameter of 200 mm (the number "200" on the label). There are other letters on green gas plates, "KS" - ball valve, "DW" - house water seal, "P" - proparnik and other mysterious devices.
For obvious reasons, tablets "live" only stationary objects - houses, stone fences, pillars. It happens that after painting the exterior paint over home plate. Therefore, some hatches are "without a residence permit." In addition, the hatch, for example, rainwater drainage can be easily cover with the symbols of the telephone network. Apparently, the cover often put just those who have on hand.
Progress does not stand still. There are "advanced" sample plate XXI-st century. Such as this, with glass:
Or this, a plastic plate "Vodokanal»:
There are red signs, but that they represent - the science is still unknown :)
Many childhood tormented by the question - what do they mean?
Let's start with the white tablets.
Plate White says that somewhere nearby there is a water pipe or a sewer manhole. The figures around the three-beam navigator in the form of the letter "T" refers to the distance to the door. For example:
It says that if this place to retreat from the wall for five and a half meters and a foot to the right, we see the hatch. Check. Yeah, that's right:
At hatch the same letter "D", and that on the plate - all at once. The letter "D" indicates that this hatch rainwater drainage. Other letters on white labels mean: "B" - water, "K" - sewage.
"Snap" the hatch to the wall need to repairers without any problems could find the hatch them under a layer of leaves or snow. In addition, white labels are sometimes blue.
Tablets green. They belong to the hatches of underground pipelines. They hatch distance is indicated in centimeters. For example:
Now we understand that the 100 centimeters from the wall and 200 centimeters to the right is a hatch. Here it is - called "Carpet" (with the accent on "o»):
Under this carpet is the valve (the letter "Z" on the label) with a diameter of 200 mm (the number "200" on the label). There are other letters on green gas plates, "KS" - ball valve, "DW" - house water seal, "P" - proparnik and other mysterious devices.
For obvious reasons, tablets "live" only stationary objects - houses, stone fences, pillars. It happens that after painting the exterior paint over home plate. Therefore, some hatches are "without a residence permit." In addition, the hatch, for example, rainwater drainage can be easily cover with the symbols of the telephone network. Apparently, the cover often put just those who have on hand.
Progress does not stand still. There are "advanced" sample plate XXI-st century. Such as this, with glass:
Or this, a plastic plate "Vodokanal»:
There are red signs, but that they represent - the science is still unknown :)