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Plan-view CAD block of a two-door unit outline with handles and a back rail
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Two-Door Unit Plan Outline

Plain plan-view outline of a two-door unit, 910 mm wide, with handles and a stepped back rail.

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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
1.2 × 1.2 m (width × height)
Entities
3830 lines, 6 arcs, 1 point and 1 paragraph text
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
33 KB
Updated

About this block

The drawing is an outline and nothing more. A body 910 mm wide and 774 mm deep carries 5 mm radius corners, and across the front runs a 45 mm face split into two unequal doors of 350 and 555 mm, each with a small handle projecting beside the meeting stile. Two stepped rails, 710 and 630 mm long and 20 mm deep, sit against the back edge. All of it is 38 loose entities — 30 lines, six arcs and a point — on layer 0, with no block definition anywhere in the file.

An outline like this earns its keep as a footprint. Put it in a kitchen or utility plan at 1:50 when a bay is reserved for a two-door appliance or base unit and the model has not been chosen, and it still reads at 1:100. The unequal doors and the back rail tell a joiner which face is the front, which a plain rectangle never does. Anything more detailed can replace it later without the wall setting-out moving.

Header extents report 1.2 by 1.2 units because a text object off to one side is counted with the geometry, so measure the outline rather than trusting a zoom to extents. Every line is ByLayer on layer 0, which means the outline takes the colour and weight of whichever layer you paste it onto; drop it on your equipment layer and it plots correctly. Turn the selection into a block before you copy it along a run, or the loose lines multiply fast.

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Questions

What size is the unit drawn at?

The body measures 910 by 774 mm, and 880 mm front to back once the handles and back rail are included. The header claims inches; read the file as metres.

Is the outline a block?

No, it is loose linework on layer 0. Window-select it and run BLOCK if you want a single object you can insert repeatedly.