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Small quadrant shower tray CAD block in plan with corner waste and fall lines
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Kitchen CAD blocks

850 mm Corner Shower Tray Plan

Small 850 mm quadrant shower tray in plan with a corner waste and drainage fall lines.

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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
21 block reference and 1 paragraph text
Layers
TEFRIS
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
34 KB
Updated

About this block

Another corner tray, smaller and simpler than its 1,050 mm neighbour: an 856 mm square with a quarter-round front, a stepped rim drawn as two offset polylines, and a waste in the back corner shown as an 80 mm circle with a 50 mm ring inside it. Five straight lines of 560 to 590 mm fan out from the waste to the curved edge, the drafting shorthand for falls in the tray floor. Eleven entities sit inside one auto-named block on a layer called TEFRIS.

At 850 mm square this is the tray for a tight en-suite, a cloakroom shower or a student room, where the fixture has to fit between a basin and a door swing. It reads cleanly at 1:50 in a residential plan and at 1:20 in a bathroom sheet, and the fall lines tell the installer that the waste is fixed in a corner rather than the centre, which matters when the floor build-up is shallow.

TEFRIS is Turkish for furnishing, so remap it to your own sanitaryware layer as soon as the block lands, otherwise the tray plots in whatever weight that stray layer carries. The definition name begins with A$C, which is what happens when a block is copied between drawings; rename it to something like SHR-TRAY-850 so your block table stays readable. Mirror for the opposite corner and the fall lines still point the right way.

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Questions

What are the lines radiating from the waste?

They mark the falls in the tray floor, showing that water drains to the corner outlet. They are not part of the tray outline.

What is the TEFRIS layer?

Turkish for furnishing. It is the layer the original drafter used for fittings; remap it to your own fixture layer after inserting.