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Chandeliers And Lamps
More than a hundred chandeliers, pendants and lamps in elevation, all nested inside a single block.
12.5 MB · 83,398 entities
Chandelier CAD Blocks — Eleven Front Elevations
Eleven chandeliers in front elevation, from slim crystal pendants to a 2.8 m shaded eight-arm frame.
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Specifications
- Format
- DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
- Units
- inches
- Entities
- 8,452 — 5,358 arcs, 2,104 lines, 740 circles, 234 polylines, 15 block references and 1 paragraph text
- Layers
- 001GFENMGREENL18L1
- Block definitions
- none — plain geometry
- File size
- 383 KB
- Updated
About this block
Eleven chandeliers stand in two rows of front elevations. The upper row runs from a two-arm wall candelabra through slim crystal empire baskets to swagged bowl fittings with beaded skirts; the lower row adds a candle-arm frame, two shallow tiered bowls and a large eight-arm chandelier with fabric shades. Arcs do most of the work here, 5,358 of them, alongside 2,104 lines, 740 circles and 234 polylines across 8,452 entities. Colour is carried by layers named G, GREEN, FEN, M, L1 and L18 rather than by object.
Sizes are believable in millimetres: the sheet measures 7,674 by 4,406, the big shaded chandelier 2,807 by 1,817, and the slimmest crystal pendant 538 wide by 1,358 deep. That makes them ready to drop straight into a ballroom or lobby section at 1:50 without guessing at a scale factor. Interior designers use elevations like these to set drop heights over a dining table or a stairwell void, where the distance from finished ceiling to the lowest crystal is the dimension the joiner and the electrician both need.
Three named block definitions survive in the file, BD11, BD22 and LIGHT, with fifteen inserts placed from them; the rest is loose geometry. Explode nothing until you have copied the fixture you want into your own drawing, because an explode on the sheet flattens the layer colours that separate one chandelier from the next. Hang each one from the ceiling plate, not from the lowest bead, so a change of ceiling level moves the fitting with it.
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