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

Wooden Door CAD Blocks — Fifteen Named Leaf Elevations

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

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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
9 × 10 m (width × height)
Entities
2,1871,781 lines, 191 arcs, 83 circles, 57 polylines, 33 splines, 21 hatches, 12 paragraph texts and 9 ellipses
Layers
CERRADURASPUERTASTEXTOSVITRAL
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
138 KB
Updated

About this block

Fifteen entrance doors are drawn in elevation in three rows, each captioned with a style name: Arc Chapell, Chapell, Carmel, Midpoint, Clement, Strait Oval, Marsella, Augusta, Oval, Paris and Vitral among them. The leaves are drawn in brown with raised panels and teal stained-glass lights, and a few show pairs or a leaf with matching sidelights. The 2,187 entities are organised on Spanish-named layers, PUERTAS for the doors, VITRAL for the glass, CERRADURAS for the locks and TEXTOS for the captions, with 21 hatches and 83 circles for handles. The sheet spans about 10.9 by 8.7 drawing units, so the doors are roughly life size in metres.

Use this as a style catalogue for front doors on villas and townhouses, or take one leaf into a façade elevation at 1:50. Window-select the door with its caption and block it before copying; the layer split lets you turn the glass off for a simple joinery outline. Scale by 1000 for millimetre drawings, and delete the caption or keep it as the door type reference in your schedule.

Ratings and reviews

Catalogue sheet of about forty interior door elevations in four rows

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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

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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

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

Sheet of sixty-seven ornamental iron gate and fence panel elevations

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

2.3 MB · 68 entities

Plan-view CAD block of double-acting double doors with swing circles between wall stubs

Door 2

Plan of double-acting double doors with swing circles both ways, one block about 5.2 units long.

34 KB · 2 entities

Questions

What do the layer names mean?

They are Spanish: PUERTAS is doors, VITRAL is stained glass, CERRADURAS is locks and TEXTOS is text.

Are the doors drawn to size?

Roughly, in metres: a single leaf is about 0.9 units wide and 2.1 tall. Scale by 1000 for a millimetre elevation.