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It seems like most newer buildings in the US and EU have "G" or "L" be the ground floor (0 / PB), and then the floor above is "1". In older buildings, the grou
by onlyrealcuzzo 4y ago
It seems like most newer buildings in the US and EU have "G" or "L" be the ground floor (0 / PB), and then the floor above is "1".
In older buildings, the ground floor is usually "1" - which means the floor above has to be "2".
- user3939382 4y agoI (US) don’t remember seeing the second floor labeled 1. I often see G, 2, 3