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Component CAD blocks for a modular aluminium access ramp with platforms, legs and handrails
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Stairs CAD blocks

Modular Access Ramp — Parts, Platforms and Legs

Component sheet for a modular aluminium access ramp: runs, platforms, turns, legs and handrails.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Entities
2,9301,660 3D solids, 434 block references, 262 lines, 256 other entities, 188 text labels, 80 circles, 43 polylines, 4 splines, 2 arcs and 1 paragraph text
Layers
RHPTEXTDIM-ELEVMR636NRMRPR634GMRTT36MRTPMR836NRMR636HRGROUNDALUMHANDRAIL+35 more
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
7.2 MB
Updated

About this block

This is a parts sheet for a bolt-together aluminium ramp system, and the 47 layer names are the parts list: MR636NR and MR636HR for ramp runs without and with a handrail, MP6363 and MPR63S for platforms, MRTT36 and MRTT48 for turn sections, MS448HR for a stair, and more than a dozen leg layers from MRLEG20F to MRLEG50F covering different heights. There are 2,930 entities, among them 1,660 ACIS solids, 434 inserts and 188 text labels, which is why the file runs to 7.6 MB.

An access consultant or a contractor uses a sheet like this to assemble a route from the pavement to a door: pick the run lengths that give the rise you need at a slope of about 1 in 12, put a platform at every turn, then set the legs to the heights the ground demands. The text labels carry the part codes, so the finished layout doubles as an order list for the supplier.

Because the components are true solids, isolate one part at a time and copy it into your own drawing rather than inserting the whole sheet, which will slow a plan down. Work in a top view for a site drawing and switch to an isometric only when the leg heights need checking. Freeze the layers for the parts you are not using, and keep the codes with the geometry so the schedule stays traceable.

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Questions

What is actually in this file?

A library of ramp components rather than one finished ramp: runs with and without handrails, platforms, turn sections, adjustable legs and a stair base, each on its own layer.

Why is the file so large?

It holds 1,660 ACIS solid bodies, so the parts are real 3D geometry. Copy out the pieces you need instead of inserting all 7.6 MB.