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Detail sheet of chain-link and iron fence panels, gates, hardware and footings
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Fence and Gate Details — Chain-Link, Iron Railing and Gate Operators

Detail sheet of chain-link and iron fence panels, gate hardware, operators and footings, drawn in inches.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Entities
88,55569,211 lines, 6,951 polylines, 6,366 splines, 4,462 arcs, 1,140 circles, 89 hatches, 88 dimensions, 71 leaders, 66 paragraph texts, 56 block references, 38 points, 10 text labels, 4 ellipses, 2 multileaders and 1 solid fill
Layers
CADdetails-2-FINELIGHTHiddenObjectCenterwind bracingVisible (ANSI)SIDE-VISOperator
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
3.1 MB
Updated

About this block

This is a full detail sheet, not a single symbol: rows of fence and gate elevations in white line, with sections through concrete footings and compacted granular base, gate posts noted as 2.875 inch diameter (73 mm), hinges, latches, chain-link fabric, barbed wire tops, iron railing panels with 3-point and crushed finials, masonry columns and a sliding gate operator with its linkage arm. It contains 88,555 entities including 88 dimensions, 71 leaders and 76 notes, arranged on ten layers such as Hidden, Center, wind bracing, Operator and Visible (ANSI). Eight named blocks hold the hardware parts.

Fencing contractors and site engineers can pull individual details for boundary, security and perimeter drawings, or reuse the operator linkage for an automated sliding gate. The sheet is in inches with imperial notes like 10'-0"; scale by 25.4 for millimetres. It is a heavy file, so copy only the detail you need into a fresh drawing and keep the original as a reference.

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Questions

What units and standards are used?

Inches, with imperial dimensions and notes such as GATE POST 2.875 inch (73 mm). Scale by 25.4 to convert to millimetres.

Why is the file so large?

It contains 88,555 entities including splines and hatches for the mesh and hardware. Copy single details out rather than inserting the whole sheet.