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Three-burner gas cooktop CAD block in plan with one large ring and two small rings
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Kitchen CAD blocks

660 mm 3-Burner Cooktop Plan

Compact three-burner gas hob in plan, 660 by 530 mm, with a knob strip down one side.

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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 × 0.9 m (width × height)
Entities
4720 lines, 20 arcs, 6 circles and 1 paragraph text
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
34 KB
Updated

About this block

The hob plate measures 660 by 530 mm with 50 mm radius corners. One large burner on the left is drawn as a 238 mm ring with a 50 mm centre cap; two smaller burners stack on the right as 190 mm rings with 40 mm caps. Each ring is built from four arcs with four short pan-support ticks between them. Down the right-hand edge sits a rounded control panel holding three 40 mm knob circles. The file totals 47 entities: 20 arcs, 20 lines and six circles on one layer.

Three rings in 660 mm is the compact fit for an apartment galley, a studio kitchenette or a small back-of-house pantry, where a full four-burner plate would swallow the worktop. Set into a 600 mm deep counter it leaves roughly 35 mm front and back for the rim. At 1:50 the rings and the knob strip stay legible; at 1:20 you can dimension from the plate edge to the wall when the fitter needs a cut-out position.

Mirror the plate if the knobs would end up hard against a tall unit or a return wall — with the burners on a symmetrical grid, nothing else about the drawing changes. When you mark the worktop aperture, offset the plate outline inward by about 20 mm rather than cutting to the edge shown, because the rim overlaps the stone. The geometry arrives loose on layer 0, so make it a block first if the same hob repeats across several apartment types.

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Questions

How big are the burners?

The left ring is 238 mm across and the two on the right are 190 mm each, with 40 to 50 mm centre caps drawn inside them.

Which unit is the file drawn in?

Metres. A 0.66 by 0.53 plate is a real compact hob, so ignore the inch flag in the header and scale by 1000 for a millimetre drawing.