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Full-size whirlpool bathtub CAD block in plan with armrests and twin waste circles
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1700 mm Whirlpool Bathtub Plan

Full-size 1700 by 880 mm bath in plan with armrest slots and a twin-circle waste.

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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 × 2.1 m (width × height)
Entities
21 block reference and 1 paragraph text
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
35 KB
Updated

About this block

Behind the name Bañ01 170x90 sits a rim 1,700 mm long by 880 mm wide with a shaped inner bowl: the head end swells into a rounded backrest, the foot end narrows, and two 400 mm slots are drawn along the sides for the moulded armrests. The waste is a pair of concentric circles, 60 and 42 mm, placed off the centreline. Twenty-two arcs, fourteen lines and two circles make up the definition, and the file places it with one insert turned through 270 degrees.

This is the everyday full-length bath, the one that fills a 1,700 mm alcove in a family bathroom, so it is the default fixture for residential plans at 1:50 and for bathroom setting-out at 1:20. The moulded shape reads as a whirlpool or shaped acrylic bath rather than a plain steel tub, which suits interior presentation drawings where the fixture style matters. Leave 700 mm of clear floor along the open side for access.

The waste sits off-centre, so mirror the block when the trap has to discharge on the opposite side rather than dragging pipework across the plan. Treat the 170 by 90 in the block name as a nominal catalogue size and measure the rim before you dimension anything: the drawn width is 880 mm, not 900. Everything lives on layer 0, so the bath picks up the colour of the layer you insert it on.

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Questions

Does the drawn size match the block name?

The length does: 1,700 mm. The width comes out at 880 mm over the rim rather than the 900 the name suggests, so measure before dimensioning.

How do I place it against a wall?

Insert it, then snap the straight rim edge to the wall line. The insert already carries a 270 degree rotation, so rotate relative to that.