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Ordering Study Plans
Korel Home Designs offers to our visitors Study Plans of any of our
Online House Plans. The price for any Study
Plan is simply one penney times the A/C area of the Home Plan. For example,
Design Number U3119R (3,119 sq. ft. of A/C area x $0.01) = $31.19.
Texas residents pay the 8.25% sales tax. Study Plans will come to you as a
Large Format PDF with a page set up of 24" x 36". You will
need the Adobe Acrobat Reader Software to open these PDF files.
Click Here to test
and see if you have the software already on your computer. If the
test failed, you can download the Free Software
Here. When you select
Print, a window will
appear
Like This.
Choose Fit To Printable Area so you can print these on to a letter size sheet of paper.
Or you can take them to some place like Kinkos to print a large
24"x36" sheet of paper. A shrunk down sample image of a Study Plan
can be seen here from these thumbnail images:
  
Click on the thumb nail to see a larger image.
The actual Sheet Numbers might be different.
The actual Study Plan Sheets are High Definition Large Format
Sheets.
Web images don't show the detail you actually get.
If you desire a large paper copy of a Study Plan, we charge $3.00+tax
per sheet plus $6.00 for Priority Mail, in addition to the above
charge, and only to the Continental
United States.
We will credit the purchase ( $0.01 times the A/C area, not any tax
or shipping) of the same plan if you order
Construction Sets of that plan. In
other words, if you purchase 2 Study Plans we can only credit the
amount of the Study Plan you ordered the Construction Sets of.
Right now, to order a Study Plan, you will
need to telephone us on our Toll Free Number
1-800-400-9220, 9am to 5pm Monday through Friday Texas Time. If
you're calling from New Zealand you'll need to call our regular
number 1-972-423-4500. (I actually sold a plan to NZ last week!)
A Reminder from the Legal Department:
These Study Plans are for personal review by you and your Builder
only and are not to be reproduced or redrawn for construction
purposes. Doing so is an Infringement of the Architectural Works
Protection Act, a Federal Law, and is punishable by massive amounts
of grief, humiliation and a whole lot of money.
Besides, it's just wrong.
Thank you for understanding. |
