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Plan-view CAD block of curved modular lounge seating drawn in blue
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Curved Modular Lounge Seating for Meeting Areas — Plan

Blue curved modular lounge seating in plan, straight modules linked by curved wedges, one block in centimetre units.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
centimetres
Size
3.8 × 3.4 cm (width × height)
Entities
21 paragraph text and 1 block reference
Layers
TEFRISHBFurnitureHBLAYER_1
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
80 KB
Updated

About this block

Despite its file name, this drawing contains no side tables: it is a curved run of modular lounge seating, with square modules at both ends joined by wedge-shaped curved modules that sweep through a quarter circle. Each module is outlined in blue with its own seat division. The block definition, set4, has 243 lines and is the same geometry used by the Curved Corner Sectional Sofa in this library, here inserted on layers TEFRIS, HBFurniture and HBLAYER_1 with a centimetre unit flag. It measures 3.39 by 2.51 drawing units.

Use it for informal meeting zones, breakout areas and hotel lobbies at 1:100, where a curved bench softens a corner. The centimetre flag means the file may insert at a different scale from the metre-flagged blocks; check that a module reads about 0.8 m wide and adjust. To add the side tables the name promises, drop in circles from any coffee-table block in this category.

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Questions

Where are the side tables?

There are none in the drawing; the file name is misleading. Add tables from another block if you need them.

Why is the unit flag centimetres?

The source file was saved with centimetres set as insertion units; verify the module width after inserting and scale if needed.