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Stacks are vertical lines of pipe that extend from the horizontal building drain under the slab or in the basement up to and through the roof of the building.

A stacking plan is a chart or schema that displays floors in the building with all tenants and available space to lease or sell, the square footage occupied, lease expiration, the company's name, occupancy/vacancy rate, and more. Stacking plans simplify the selling and leasing of spaces in commercial buildings.

The Stacking Plan Visualization Vertical Position ? Floor of the building, the higher up vertically, the higher the floor. Horizontal Position ? In order of a property (usually by its unit number) Horizontal Size ? The floor area (in percentage of total floor area)

A strategy that allocates space in the most efficient manner. Blocks are clusters of rooms; stacks are collections of floor plans. Block and stack planning show occupied vs. vacant spaces, which allows facility managers to identify useful opportunities to use available space.

A stacking plan is a visual representation of the units in a building. It shows the units on each floor and may highlight who owns or occupies each unit, lease expiration dates, financial information, and floor plan dimensions. Developers and sales teams use stacking plans in new development condos.

Stack planning is a macro way of looking at space utilization. The ?stack? is a complete collection of floor plans, showing every level of a building and each floor's distinct features. A stack shows which groups occupy what space, where open spaces are, and floor plan capacities.

A stacking plan is a chart or schema that displays floors in the building with all tenants and available space to lease or sell, the square footage occupied, lease expiration, the company's name, occupancy/vacancy rate, and more. Stacking plans simplify the selling and leasing of spaces in commercial buildings.