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Elevation CAD block of a plain arched door with a lever handle
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Doors CAD blocks

Simple Arched Door Elevation with Handle

Plain arched door leaf elevation with a lever handle, loose linework on layer door.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
metresread from the geometry — the file's unit flag says inches, but it is metre-sized
Size
1.2 × 1.5 m (width × height)
Entities
2313 lines, 9 arcs and 1 paragraph text
Layers
door
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
34 KB
Updated

About this block

This is the plainest arched leaf in the library: a rectangular frame, a round-headed leaf with a single inset border, and a lever handle with escutcheon on the left. It is drawn with 13 lines and 9 arcs on a layer named door, with no block definition, and measures about 0.52 by 1.14 drawing units, the proportion of a normal door but not a real size. Compared with the glazed version, it has no panel grid, so it is the better base for a solid timber leaf.

Use it in room elevations, door schedules and garden-wall elevations for arched openings at 1:50 and 1:20. Select the linework, create a block with the base point at the bottom centre of the frame, and scale it to your opening height. Mirror to change the handle side, and add your own panel lines if the leaf is to be moulded. The arc radius equals half the leaf width, so it is easy to match to an arched wall opening.

Ratings and reviews

Catalogue sheet of about forty interior door elevations in four rows

Interior Doors

Four rows of interior door elevations, around forty types, with a hinge detail and panel notes.

325 KB · 6,463 entities

Elevation CAD block of a single three-panel door with lever handle and swing line

Door Elev

Three-panel door leaf in elevation with handle and swing line, one block about 1.0 m by 2.2 m on A-Door.

34 KB · 2 entities

Sheet of fifteen wooden front door elevations with stained-glass lights and style names

Wooden Doors

Fifteen named wooden door elevations with panels and stained-glass lights, on Spanish-labelled layers.

138 KB · 2,187 entities

Elevation CAD block of a glazed door with twelve square lights and a narrow sidelight

Door Elev3

Glazed twelve-light door leaf with a narrow sidelight in elevation, one 122-line block about 1.3 m wide.

37 KB · 2 entities

Elevation CAD block of a double door with push bars and diagonal hinge indicators

Door Elev2

Double door elevation with push bars and diagonal indicators, one 44-line block on A-Door, 1.9 m wide.

35 KB · 2 entities

Questions

What is the difference from the glass panel version?

This leaf has no glazing grid, just a single border, so it represents a solid arched door rather than a glazed one.

How do I get it to the right size?

Make the linework a block and scale it so the frame height equals your door height; the drawing units are not metres.