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Two sliding window plan CAD blocks on one sheet with centre marks
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Window Plan Symbols 03 — Two Sliding Windows

Two wide sliding window plans on one sheet, each a separate insert with its own centre marks.

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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
4.5 × 1.7 m (width × height)
Entities
32 block references and 1 paragraph text
Layers
A-Door
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
34 KB
Updated

About this block

Two window plans sit on this sheet as separate inserts, staggered so you can see both at once. The upper one is a two-track slider with a single centre mark; the lower one is wider, with two centre marks, so it reads as a three-panel run with a fixed light between the sliding leaves. Both are drawn as a thin frame with the sash rails running the full length, and both sit on layer A-Door. The pair spans 4.5 units across, which makes each opening a little over two metres wide in metres.

These are the openings you draw across a living room or a shopfront back wall rather than a bedroom: wide, low-framed and horizontal. Copy the one you want into your wall at 1:50 and keep the other on the sheet as a spare. Since the two are separate inserts, you can also place them side by side to fill a long elevation of glazing without redrawing anything, which is common in hotel and apartment plans.

Erase the insert you do not need before you copy, or the second symbol travels with your selection and lands somewhere in the middle of a room. The centre marks are the snap points: put them on your grid line, then extend the wall to meet the frame. For millimetre plans use a factor of 1000, and if the real opening is 1.8 m, take the wider symbol and insert it at 0.75.

Ratings and reviews

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Questions

Is this one window or two?

Two. They are separate inserts of different widths on the same sheet, so you can copy out whichever one matches your opening.

Are they drawn to a real size?

Yes, in metres: the two together span 4.5 units, so each opening is a little over two metres wide.