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Sheet of sixty-seven ornamental iron gate and fence panel elevations
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Ornamental Gate CAD Blocks — 67 Iron Gate and Fence Elevations

Sixty-seven ornamental gate and fence panel elevations, each its own block with white fills, in one sheet.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
metres
Entities
6867 block references and 1 text label
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
2.3 MB
Updated

About this block

Six rows of wrought-iron work fill this sheet: arched garden gates with scrollwork, pairs of driveway gates, straight railing panels with spear tops, round medallions and a set of small posts and finials near the bottom. Every item is a separate block reference, 67 in all, drawn with white fills so they read as solid silhouettes; the largest definitions run to more than 10,000 lines and ellipses. The drawing carries a units flag of metres but spans about 34,000 by 36,000 units, so it was produced in millimetres, and a Chinese credit line from the original landscape source remains as text.

Landscape architects and gate fabricators use these as elevation references and presentation graphics for boundary walls, driveway entrances and garden enclosures. Insert the one you need at a scale of 0.001 into a metre drawing and check its height, which should come out around 1.8 to 2.4 m for a pedestrian gate. Because the blocks are fills, they print best in colour or greyscale; switch to a wireframe style if you need to trace the bars.

Ratings and reviews

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Questions

Are the gates editable linework?

Yes, but the shapes are dense: some blocks contain over 10,000 lines and ellipses. Explode only if you need to alter a bar pattern.

What units is the sheet in?

Millimetres by its size, although the header says metres. Insert at 0.001 into a metre drawing and verify one gate height.