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Side elevation of an escalator with looping handrail and stepped tread line
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Escalator Side Elevation with Handrail

One escalator in side elevation: looping handrail, stepped tread line and a plate at each landing.

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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
10.9 × 7.1 m (width × height)
Entities
21 block reference and 1 paragraph text
Layers
OP-PROY 2
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
35 KB
Updated

About this block

One escalator seen from the side, drawn as a continuous balustrade with the handrail looping round at both ends, the stepped tread line running up the incline, and a floor plate at each landing. It is deliberately plain: 29 polylines inside a single block on layer OP-PROY 2, with no truss, machine space or pit detail. Overall it spans about 10.9 by 7.1 units, the incline runs at close to 35 degrees, and the rise from the lower plate to the upper one is roughly 4.6 units.

That makes it a one-storey machine for a section through a shopping centre, station concourse or airport terminal. Because the angle is fixed, scale the block uniformly until the rise matches your floor-to-floor and the run will follow; stretching it in one direction only flattens the incline to a slope nobody manufactures. Mirror it for the down run, pair two for an up-and-down bank, and take the pit depth and truss thickness from the supplier data before you commit to a slab opening.

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Questions

What rise does it cover?

About 4.6 units from the lower landing plate to the upper one, which is a single storey if the drawing is read in metres.

Is the truss or machine space drawn?

No. Only the balustrade, handrail, step line and landing plates are there, so add the truss depth from your supplier data.