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Plan of a hospital wheelchair station with three wheelchairs parked against a wall
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Hospital Wheelchair Parking Bay Plan

Wheelchair station in plan, 2.00 by 2.80 m, with three chairs parked against the wall.

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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
2.3 × 3.7 m (width × height)
Entities
2418 lines, 3 block references, 2 dimensions and 1 paragraph text
Layers
MUROS
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
40 KB
Updated

About this block

ESTACION SILLA DE RUEDAS is the wheelchair station, drawn in plan at 2.00 by 2.80 m. Three wheelchairs stand nose-in against the back wall, each one a block reference showing the seat, the push handles, the large drive wheel and the footplates. The rest of the file is deliberately bare: 18 lines make the recess and the rail, and the whole drawing comes to 24 entities on three layers, with MUROS carrying the walls.

Entrance lobbies, outpatient waiting areas and imaging departments all need somewhere to keep chairs, and it is one of the first things an accessibility reviewer looks for on a hospital plan. The bay reads at 1:100 in a general arrangement and at 1:50 where the recess is dimensioned. Because the chairs are inserts, one can be pulled out and placed beside a reception desk or in a lift lobby to show that the route works.

Insert the whole bay against a corridor wall and leave it unexploded: the three chairs stay separate references, so one can be rotated to face out without disturbing the other two. No furniture layer exists in this file, so move the chairs onto your own equipment layer after insertion. One unit is one metre here, despite what the header's unit setting reports, so no scale factor is needed in a metre drawing.

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Questions

Are the wheelchairs separate blocks?

Yes. Each chair is its own block reference, so a single one can be copied out and used on a route or lobby plan.

How deep is the recess?

It is drawn 2.80 m deep and 2.00 m wide, which parks three chairs clear of the corridor running past it.