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Plan CAD block of an L-shaped sectional sofa with two square armchairs and a glass coffee table
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Modern L-Shaped Sectional with Glass Table

An L-shaped sectional with two square armchairs and a glass-topped coffee table, drawn 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
2.8 × 3.6 m (width × height)
Entities
2520 lines, 4 block references and 1 paragraph text
Layers
TEFRIŞ
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
38 KB
Updated

About this block

The sectional runs 1.80 by 2.31 m in plan with its cushion divisions marked and a wall line drawn behind it. Four inserts come from three definitions: the sectional as block 33, a pair of identical 0.65 m square armchairs as block 30 with eleven lines each, and a further chair as block 57 whose seat is drawn with an ellipse. The glass-topped coffee table and the wall line behind the sofa are the twenty loose lines left at model level.

It is a corner-lounge arrangement for a 4 m room, useful in apartment plans at 1:50 and on interior presentation sheets where the sofa needs to read as a low-back modern sectional rather than a classic three-piece suite. The wall line behind the sectional tells you which side is the back, which saves guessing once the group has been rotated. Two matching armchairs opposite the corner give the usual four to five seat count.

Because the armchairs share one definition, editing block 30 once updates both. All four inserts carry a 0.01 scale, so if you want the geometry loose, scale a copy up by 100 and then explode, or the exploded lines land far off screen. Delete the trailing wall line before inserting the group into a plan that already has walls, since leaving it in doubles up the skirting.

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Questions

How big is the sectional?

It is 1.80 by 2.31 m in plan, drawn in metres once the 0.01 insert scale on each piece is applied.

Why are there loose lines as well as blocks?

The glass table and the wall behind the sofa were drawn straight into model space. Only the sectional and the chairs are block definitions.