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Three restroom door sign CAD blocks labelled Unisex, Men and Women with pictograms
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Bathroom CAD blocks

Restroom Sign CAD Blocks — Unisex, Men and Women

Three toilet door signs (unisex, men, women) with hatched pictograms and lettering.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Size
22.6 × 13.9 in (width × height)
Entities
10449 circles, 26 polylines, 25 hatches and 4 paragraph texts
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
44 KB
Updated

About this block

Three rounded-corner plaques sit side by side. The first carries a man, a wheelchair user and a woman under the word UNISEX; the second shows a man with a wheelchair symbol labelled MEN; the third pairs a woman with the wheelchair symbol labelled WOMEN. Each plaque also has a small Braille strip near the bottom edge. The figures are solid hatches (25 in total) bounded by polylines and circles, and the labels are MTEXT set in a bold sans font. Everything is on layer 0, spanning about 37 by 9.4 units across the three signs.

Use these in signage schedules, door elevations and accessibility drawings for public toilets, or scale them down to mark washroom doors on a floor plan. The plaques are loose geometry rather than blocks, so window-select the one you want and make it a block before copying it around. If your sign standard uses a different word, double-click the MTEXT and retype it; the pictograms stay untouched.

Ratings and reviews

Plan views and elevations of a prefabricated public restroom building

Restroom

Set of fifteen red drawings of a prefabricated men's and women's restroom building, in feet and inches.

Floor plans · 5.4 MB · 144,069 entities

Questions

Can I edit the wording on the signs?

Yes. The labels are MTEXT objects, so double-click one and retype it to match your signage standard.

Are the pictograms filled?

Yes. The figures are solid hatches, which plot as filled shapes and can be recoloured through the hatch properties.