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Thirty gym weight machines drawn as plan views, including chest press, leg press and cable crossover
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Gym CAD blocks

Weight Machines — Thirty Plan-View Blocks for a Gym Layout

Thirty selectorised resistance machines drawn as plan views for a full gym strength area.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Entities
3130 block references and 1 paragraph text
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
1.0 MB
Updated

About this block

Thirty inserts fill a grid 26.0 m wide and 9.1 m deep, every one a resistance machine seen from above: chest press and shoulder press frames with their swinging arms, lat pulldown and seated row stations with the bar drawn across the seat, leg press and leg extension units with the foot plate at the far end, pec decks, abductor chairs, preacher benches, and a cable crossover with a tower at each side. The weight stacks read as small striped rectangles beside each seat.

This is the sheet to reach for when the brief calls for gym CAD blocks covering a whole resistance area rather than one machine. Thirty stations is enough for a commercial floor: set them out at 1:100 for the level and 1:50 for the strength zone, allowing 900 mm of walking space between machines and 1.5 m at the ends where users step in. Group the pulling machines back to back so their stacks share one service run.

At just over 1 MB this is the heaviest of the gym files, so copy the two or three machines you need into a fresh drawing instead of inserting the grid and freezing the remainder. The machines are top views only — for a section, borrow an elevation from the multi-station or treadmill sheets. Everything sits on layer 0 in millimetres, so scale by 0.001 to drop a selection into a drawing set out in metres.

Ratings and reviews

Plan views of five abdominal gym benches with a side elevation of a user doing a crunch

ABS Bench

Five abdominal benches seen from above plus a side elevation of a user doing a crunch.

116 KB · 8 entities

Fourteen treadmill CAD blocks in plan, front and side elevation, three with a walking figure

Treadmills

Fourteen treadmills as top views, front and side elevations, three with a figure on the belt.

300 KB · 14 entities

Hexagonal multi-station gym plan with two elevations showing three people at the weight stacks

Multi Station

Hexagonal six-station multi-gym in plan with two elevations showing users at the stacks.

104 KB · 4 entities

Twelve assorted gym machines in plan and elevation, including a rower, power cage and rings tower

Other Equipment

Twelve assorted gym machines in a grid: rower, pec deck, power cage, rings tower and more.

295 KB · 13 entities

Six press bench plan views with a lifter elevation and a bench with the bar racked

Press Benches

Six press benches in plan with loaded bars, plus a lifter elevation and a racked bar.

67 KB · 9 entities

Plan-view CAD blocks of three barbell racks, a crossed-bar store and a dumbbell rack

Free Weights

Three loaded barbell racks, a crossed-bar store and a two-tier dumbbell rack, all in plan.

54 KB · 6 entities

Squat racks and stands in plan and elevation with a hatched lifting platform and loaded bar

Squat Racks

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

59 KB · 10 entities

Fifteen exercise bike CAD blocks in plan with a side elevation and two riding figures

Bikes

Thirteen exercise bikes in plan, a side elevation of an upright bike and two riding figures.

136 KB · 17 entities

Questions

Are elevations included?

No, all thirty machines are top views. The multi-station sheet carries front and side elevations if a section needs one.

Why is the file over 1 MB?

It holds thirty separate machine blocks, each drawn in detail. Copy out the machines you want rather than inserting the lot.