Drawing doors and windows from scratch on every project takes time and adds nothing to the design. These blocks are our own drawings, in plan in a 20 cm wall, in centimetres, each part on its own layer.
Common sizes
| Element | Usual width |
|---|---|
| Bathroom or store door | 70 cm |
| Bedroom door | 80 to 90 cm |
| Flat entrance door | 90 to 100 cm |
| Villa entrance | Double, 160 cm |
Usual sizes for guidance, not building regulations; check the code that applies where you build.
Single door block, 90 cm (DWG)
An AutoCAD block of a 90 cm single door in a 20 cm wall, in plan with its swing. Units are centimetres, with separate layers for the leaf, the swing and the wall.
Single door block, 80 cm (DWG)
An 80 cm single door in a 20 cm wall, in plan with its swing. Units are centimetres, each part on its own layer.
Double door block, 160 cm (DWG)
A double door, 2 × 80 cm, in a 20 cm wall, in plan with both swings. Units are centimetres, each part on its own layer.
Window block, 120 cm (DWG)
A 120 cm window in a 20 cm wall, in plan with its glass lines. Units are centimetres, each part on its own layer.
Door blocks set (DWG)
Three doors in plan in a 20 cm wall: single 70 cm and single 100 cm with their swings, and a 180 cm sliding door.
Window blocks set (DWG)
Three windows in plan in a 20 cm wall, 100, 150 and 200 cm wide, with the glass line and the mullions.
Inserting them
Open the file and copy the block into your drawing, or use INSERT. The blocks are in centimetres: insert at a scale of 10 in a millimetre drawing, or 0.01 in a metre drawing.
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