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Squat racks and stands in plan and elevation with a hatched lifting platform and loaded bar
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Squat Racks and a Lifting Platform — Plan and Elevation

Nine squat stands and half racks in plan and elevation, plus a hatched lifting platform.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Entities
109 block references and 1 paragraph text
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
59 KB
Updated

About this block

Nine inserts spread across 18.7 by 6.8 m. The largest is a lifting platform in plan: a square deck with a plain timber strip down the middle where the lifter stands, hatched rubber matting either side under the plates, and a loaded bar laid across it. The rest are squat stands and half racks, most drawn from above with the bar sitting in the J-hooks, two shown as front elevations — a four-post rack with a top shelf, and an A-frame stand holding the bar at chest height.

The platform plan is the piece that earns its place: it is the one item in a strength area that has to appear on the floor-finish drawing as well as the furniture plan, because the matting and the timber are different materials. Draw it at 1:50 with the racks arranged around it, allow 2.5 m of clear height for an overhead press, and keep a metre behind each rack so a loaded bar can be walked out safely.

Freeze or delete the hatch on the platform when inserting into a plan that already carries a floor-finish pattern, or the two patterns will fight each other on screen and again on paper. Because everything is on layer 0, the hatch takes your current layer colour as soon as it lands. Insert the racks with a base point between the uprights so they can be mirrored across a centre line with the bar positions staying symmetrical.

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Questions

What is the hatched area on the platform?

It marks the rubber matting either side of the timber lifting strip, so the plan doubles as a floor-finish drawing.

Are the bars included?

Yes. The racks and the platform are all drawn with an Olympic bar in place, plates and collars included.