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Sheet of twenty-eight meeting room furniture plans with boardroom, U-shape and classroom layouts
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Meeting Room Furniture Layouts

Twenty-eight meeting room plans in one sheet: boardroom, U-shape, classroom and lounge seating.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Entities
1,3411,228 block references, 46 lines, 40 polylines, 16 arcs, 8 3D solids, 1 3D face, 1 point and 1 paragraph text
Layers
TILETILE-VIEWTILE-TYPETILE-OTHERTILE-FINISHTILE-PROD_NOTILE-HWPTILE-CATCODEELECELEC-VIEWELEC-TYPEELEC-OTHER+141 more
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
3.0 MB
Updated

About this block

Twenty-eight meeting rooms are laid out in a grid, each boxed by its own walls: long boardroom tables, U-shape and hollow-square setups, classroom rows, stand-up tables, lounge clusters with soft seating, and a few rooms shown with a video wall. The sheet carries 1,228 inserts drawn from 320 block definitions with names such as 7mn300_2ln_0p and 7mn210_16fnlyrymyp44_0p, product codes rather than words. Eight ACIS solids and one 3D face sit among the flat plan geometry.

The layer list is the useful part: 153 layers grouped as TABLE, SEAT, STRUCTURE, ELEC, TILE and ACCESSORY, each with matching -VIEW, -TYPE, -FINISH, -PROD_NO and -CATCODE sublayers. That is a furniture-schedule structure, so you can freeze everything except SEAT and count chairs, or turn the PROD_NO layers on and read the product number written under each piece. Each definition holds five text entities carrying that data.

Treat it as a space-planning reference: pick the room type that matches the brief, copy that one box out and rebuild the walls on your own grid. Inserting the whole file into a live drawing floods the layer list with 153 names and 320 definitions, and the source is 3.2 MB. Insert scales vary from 3.43 to 11.38 across the sheet, so measure a table you trust before you assume the units and scale the copy you keep.

Ratings and reviews

Plan-view CAD block of a classroom with a teacher's desk, projection cone and twelve tablet chairs

Classroom

Lecture room plan with a teacher's desk, projection cone and twelve tablet-arm student chairs in one block.

49 KB · 2 entities

Questions

What do the layer suffixes mean?

-VIEW, -TYPE, -FINISH, -PROD_NO and -CATCODE hold furniture schedule data. Freeze the rest and you can read product numbers straight off the plan.

Are the rooms drawn at the same scale?

No. Insert scales run from 3.43 to 11.38, so check one table against a known dimension before scaling a room you copy out.