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Library of more than a hundred chandelier, pendant, table and floor lamp CAD blocks in elevation
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Lighting CAD blocks

Chandeliers and Lamps — Light Fixture Elevation Library

More than a hundred chandeliers, pendants and lamps in elevation, all nested inside a single block.

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DWG is the original file. DXF is written from it on request. Open in CAD loads it into the free browser CAD — nothing to install, no account.

Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Entities
83,39853,416 lines, 26,420 splines, 2,043 arcs, 951 polylines, 563 circles, 3 3D solids, 1 paragraph text and 1 block reference
Layers
Default
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
12.5 MB
Updated

About this block

More than a hundred light fixtures fill seven rows of elevations: hanging pendants with long stems, beaded chandeliers, drum-shaded table lamps, floor lamps, candle sconces and a scatter of ceiling roses seen in plan. At 13 MB and 83,398 entities it is the heaviest drawing in the lighting set, and the reason is curve density: 26,420 splines and 53,416 lines carry the ornament, with 2,043 arcs, 951 polylines, 563 circles and three ACIS solids left over from a modelling step.

Treat it as a catalogue rather than a block to insert whole. Zoom in, pick the silhouette that matches the fitting you have specified, copy it into your own file and delete the rest — a single pendant is a few hundred entities, the sheet is eighty thousand, and dragging all of it into a floor plan will slow every regeneration afterwards. The fixtures read at roughly a metre wide and two metres deep in millimetres, so a 1:50 interior elevation takes them without adjustment.

Everything sits inside one block definition called Block 01, placed by a single insert, so the first thing to do after opening the file is explode that insert once. Until you do, a window selection picks up the whole sheet and nothing smaller. After exploding, throw a crossing window around one fitting, copy it to the clipboard and paste it into the drawing that needs it; the splines come across as splines and stay smooth at any zoom.

Ratings and reviews

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Questions

Why does nothing select individually?

The whole sheet is one insert of a block named Block 01. Explode it once and every fitting becomes selectable on its own.

Is the file safe to insert into a floor plan?

Copy out only the fittings you need. At 83,398 entities the full sheet will slow a working drawing down for no benefit.