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Washbasin CAD block in plan with a wedge-shaped mixer spout and two tap handles
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Bathroom Washbasin with Mixer Tap in Plan

Washbasin in plan, 628 by 698 mm, with a mixer spout, two tap handles and a 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 × 1.1 m (width × height)
Entities
2513 lines, 8 arcs, 3 circles and 1 paragraph text
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
33 KB
Updated

About this block

The outline is a rounded rectangle with 52 mm corner radii, 628 by 698 mm overall, not the oval the source file name suggests. Inside it a second rounded rectangle marks the bowl, set over to one side, with a 70 mm waste circle in the middle of it. A wedge-shaped spout reaches in from the tap edge, flanked by two 70 mm handle circles. Twenty-five entities make up the drawing: thirteen lines, eight arcs and three circles on a single layer.

Two handles and a separate spout say three-hole mixer, so this is the basin for a traditional or hotel-style bathroom rather than a minimalist single-lever scheme. It sits comfortably on a 700 mm deep vanity, and at 1:50 the bowl outline is enough for a residential plan while 1:20 makes the tap arrangement legible on a sanitaryware sheet. Where a washroom repeats the same basin along a counter, the drawn tap centres also give you the spacing to work from.

As drawn, the taps face left, which means the basin is lying on its side relative to a normal plan: rotate it 90 degrees so the tap edge meets the wall, then snap the back edge to the wall line. The geometry is loose on layer 0, so make it a block before you copy it into a row of basins in a public washroom, and scale by 1000 when your plan is drawn in millimetres.

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Questions

Is the basin oval?

No. The rim is a rounded rectangle 628 by 698 mm, despite the file name. The corners are drawn with a 52 mm radius.

Which way round should it be inserted?

Rotate it 90 degrees so the tap edge, currently on the left, sits against the wall, then snap the back rim to the wall line.