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Office furniture CAD block sheet with workstation pods, boardroom tables, reception desks and chairs
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Furniture CAD blocks

Desks, Tables and Chairs — Office Furniture

A large office furniture sheet: workstation pods, boardroom tables, reception desks and chairs.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Entities
6,9424,162 lines, 1,290 ellipses, 948 arcs, 233 polylines, 177 block references, 98 points, 29 circles, 2 hatches, 1 text label, 1 spline and 1 paragraph text
Layers
371522DHWALLFURZXFURNITURE_KTI_CONTROL+15 more
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
1.1 MB
Updated

About this block

This is the largest office furniture sheet in the library: workstation pods and cubicle clusters, rows of auditorium and classroom seating, oval and boat-shaped boardroom tables, curved reception counters, L-shaped desks with returns and pedestals, filing runs, and two bottom rows of task chairs, stools and visitor chairs drawn in side and front elevation. It holds 6,942 entities, among them 4,162 lines, 1,290 ellipses and 948 arcs, across 118 block definitions with 177 pieces placed as inserts.

Office fit-out drawings at 1:50 and 1:100 are the target, and the mix of plan and elevation means one file serves both the furniture layout and the internal elevations behind it. The 27 layers give away that the sheet was assembled from several sources: WALL, FUR, FURNITURE and LIGHT sit beside Chinese names such as 墙体 for wall and P12-家具轮廓 for furniture outline, with 家具内线 and 家具外线 splitting inner and outer furniture lines.

Insert scales run from 5.61 to 8.41, so the pieces were pulled in at different sizes; measure a desk you recognise against a known 1.6 m worktop before scaling anything you copy out. Work by lifting single pieces into your own drawing rather than inserting the whole 1.1 MB sheet, then purge to drop the definitions you did not use. Keep the elevation rows on a layer of their own so they never print on a plan.

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Questions

Does it include chairs in elevation?

Yes. The bottom two rows are task chairs, stools and visitor chairs in side and front elevation, below the plan symbols above them.

Is everything drawn at one scale?

No. Insert scales range from 5.61 to 8.41, so check a desk against a known dimension before you scale a piece you copy out.