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Kitchen Sinks
Thirty-four kitchen sinks in plan view, from single bar bowls to a triple sink with drainer.
222 KB · 35 entities
12 Kitchen Hobs in Plan and Elevation
Twelve cooktops, each with a plan and two elevation strips: gas, ceramic, griddle and range tops.
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Specifications
- Format
- DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
- Units
- metres
- Entities
- 89,777 — 61,805 lines, 13,647 arcs, 6,854 polylines, 4,938 ellipses, 1,909 splines, 620 circles, 3 block references and 1 text label
- Layers
- Visible (ANSI)Viewport2ForCustomObjects_0Viewport3ForCustomObjects_0Viewport4ForCustomObjects_0
- Block definitions
- none — plain geometry
- File size
- 5.3 MB
- Updated
About this block
Twelve appliances fill a four by three grid, and each one is drawn three times: a plan of the cooking surface with a front elevation and a side elevation on the strip below it. The set covers heavy gas hobs with cast pan supports, plain ceramic and induction plates, a six-burner range top and one plate with a ribbed griddle. Detail is dense — 89,777 entities, among them 61,805 lines, 13,647 arcs, 6,854 polylines and 4,938 ellipses.
Detail at this level belongs in kitchen elevations and appliance schedules rather than a 1:100 floor plan. Pick the hob whose burner layout matches the appliance you have specified, copy the plan into the worktop and the front elevation into the wall drawing, and the two views stay consistent. The side elevations give the depth of the appliance body, which is what you need when a section cuts through the run of base units.
Three inserts named CustomObjectsInViewport sit roughly 5.9 million units away from the drawing, left over from the 3D export that produced this file. They are why the header extents read seven million units and why a zoom to extents shows an empty screen. Erase those three and purge, then zoom to the hobs. No unit is trustworthy here either: measure a burner ring, decide it should be 180 or 220 mm, and scale by that factor.
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