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Plan-view CAD block of an L-shaped majlis sectional with armchairs, six-piece coffee table and ottomans
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Large L-Shaped Sectional Majlis Layout with Multi-Piece Coffee Table — Plan

Cushioned L-shaped majlis sectional with armchairs, six-piece coffee table, ottomans and patterned end tables in plan.

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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
5.6 × 4.3 m (width × height)
Entities
21 block reference and 1 paragraph text
Layers
woodSANHAFURHIDFMCHAIR
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
72 KB
Updated

About this block

The sectional runs along the top and down the right with loose cushions drawn on every seat, a patterned square end table closes each end, two armchairs and a round side table sit on the left, and the coffee table is drawn as six small square modules with a decorative motif, with two ottomans below them. Five block definitions are nested in one insert on seven layers including wood, SAN, HA, FUR, HID and FMCHAIR; the largest holds 476 arcs. The group spans 5.91 by 4.16 drawing units, a 5.9 by 4.2 m majlis in metres.

Gulf-region villas, hotel majlis rooms and large reception lounges at 1:50 are the target, where a long sectional and modular tables are standard. Insert as one object, explode a copy to rearrange the six table modules, and scale by 1000 for millimetre drawings. Freeze HID for a cleaner plot.

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Questions

What is a majlis layout?

A large reception seating arrangement common in the Gulf, with long sofas along the walls and modular tables in the middle.

Can the coffee table pieces be rearranged?

Yes. The six modules are inside the block; explode a copy and move them into a line or a square.