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Plan detail CAD block of a two-metre sliding window with frame profiles and item tags
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Window Plan Detail 89 — Sliding Window in a Wall

Plan detail of a 2 m sliding window in a wall, with drawn frame sections and item tags.

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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
2 × 0.7 m (width × height)
Entities
4532 polylines, 10 lines, 1 block reference, 1 text label and 1 paragraph text
Layers
DUVARKAPIpoz
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
65 KB
Updated

About this block

Unlike the simple plan symbols, this one draws the frame as a real section: 32 polylines and 10 lines build up the outer frame, the track, the two sash profiles with their interlock at the centre, and the glazing beads, coloured red and green so the separate extrusions can be told apart. Wall reveals close the detail at each end. The layers are Turkish, DUVAR for the wall, KAPI for the joinery and poz for the two item tags, and the opening measures 2 units, a two-metre window in metres.

Use it where a plan symbol is not enough: a joinery schedule, a 1:10 or 1:5 jamb detail, or a fabrication drawing that has to show which profile meets which. The two tags are item numbers, the way an aluminium fabricator labels each section on a cutting list, and they can be renumbered to match your own schedule without touching the geometry around them.

Freeze the poz layer to plot the detail without the tags, and freeze DUVAR to lift the window out of its wall for a standalone section. Because the profiles are drawn as separate closed polylines, you can hatch each one to show a thermal break or a steel reinforcement. Insert at 1000 for a millimetre detail sheet, and match the reveals to your own wall thickness before you trim anything.

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Questions

What do DUVAR, KAPI and poz mean?

They are Turkish layer names: duvar is wall, kapi is door or joinery, and poz is the item or position number used on a schedule.

What scale is this detail for?

It carries enough profile information for 1:10 or 1:5 jamb details, and it still reads as a symbol at 1:50.