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Plan-view CAD block of a boat-shaped conference table with eight chairs
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Boat-Shaped Conference Table Set with Eight Chairs — Plan

Boat-shaped conference table with eight chairs in plan, one block about 4.7 m long in metres.

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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
3.1 × 5 m (width × height)
Entities
21 block reference and 1 paragraph text
Layers
woodFURHA-FUR
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
45 KB
Updated

About this block

The table has the classic boat profile, wider in the middle than at the ends, drawn with a double-line edge that suggests a bevelled top; eight chairs with curved backs surround it, three on each long side and one at each end. It is one block definition of 175 arcs, 71 lines and 6 polylines on layers wood, FUR and HA-FUR, measuring 3.26 by 4.72 drawing units. In metres that is a 4.7 m long boardroom table, a real size for eight to ten people.

Boardrooms and meeting rooms at 1:50 are its home, and the boat shape is worth showing because it changes sightlines to a screen at one end. Insert with the long axis on the room centreline, scale by 1000 for millimetre drawings, and leave 1.2 m behind each chair. The chairs are part of the block, so explode a copy if you want to add a tenth seat at each end.

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Questions

How many people does it seat?

Eight as drawn, with room for ten if you add a second chair at each end after exploding a copy.

Why does the table have a double outline?

The inner line suggests a bevel or inlay on the top and helps the table read as a boardroom piece rather than a plain desk.