The vertical measurement from a base line (such as Finished Floor Level, FFL) to the top of an element. (pl. wysokość), height, A one-dimensional measurement of length, typically used when ordering materials like custom timber skirting boards, joinery profiles, structural tracks, or cabling. Written as lm or m. (pl. metry bieżące), linear meters, linear meter, The clear physical distance or gap required between structural elements, walls, or furniture pieces to ensure safe movement, mechanical access, or code compliance. (pl. prześwit / wolna przestrzeń / skrajnia), clearance, The measurement of an object or space from side to side (horizontal orientation). (pl. szerokość), width, The measurement from the front to the back of an interior element (e.g., kitchen counter depth, built-in wardrobes) or the distance downward from a surface (e.g., foundation depth). (pl. głębokość), depth, The clear vertical space overhead, measured from the finished floor to the lowest structural beam, ceiling, or mechanical duct, allowing safe pedestrian passage. (pl. wysokość w świetle / skrajnia pionowa), headroom, The standard metric unit used to express floor area, site footprint, or usable surface area. Written as m². (pl. metry kwadratowe), square meters, square meter
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