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Grid sheet of 35 numbered decorative screen and jali panel CAD patterns
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Hatch Patterns CAD blocks

CAD Hatch Patterns - 35 Numbered Decorative Panels

A sheet of 35 numbered decorative screen panels, 35,164 entities loose on layer 0.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
metres
Entities
35,16418,364 lines, 14,234 polylines, 2,379 arcs, 79 points, 38 circles, 35 hatches and 35 text labels
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
1.2 MB
Updated

About this block

A single sheet of decorative screen panels, 35 of them numbered 1 to 35 in a ruled grid, with a further group of unnumbered squares below. None of it is blocked: 35,164 entities sit loose on layer 0, made up of 18,364 lines, 14,234 polylines, 2,379 arcs, 38 circles and 35 hatch objects. The designs run from simple diagonal trellis and basketweave through geometric star lattices to dense arabesque fretwork and a Greek-key maze.

These are the fills for the places where a standard hatch is too plain: perforated screens and jali panels, gate and balustrade infill, ceiling coffers, and shading devices on a facade. Work at 1:10 or 1:20 where the fretwork is the point of the drawing, and swap back to a plain hatch at 1:100. Because the panels are numbered, one can be called up by number in a specification or a screen schedule.

The header extents in this file are nonsense, several kilometres across, so ignore them and scale the panel you pick to the opening it fills; 600 by 900 mm is a common jali size. Window-select one cell, copy it into a clean drawing, then scale to width. Most panels are closed polylines, which means one can be turned into a hatch boundary for a solid fill or sent straight to a laser or router path.

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Questions

Are these PAT hatch pattern files?

No. They are drawn geometry, not pattern definitions, so you copy a panel in rather than loading it into the hatch dialog. That also means every line stays editable.

Can I use these on a paid project?

Yes, for personal and commercial work, and no credit is needed. Reselling the drawing file itself is the one thing that is not allowed.