Windows
Window CAD blocks
All window CAD blocks are free download with variable panels number, adjustable dimensions and detail drawings.
The Aluminium Pivot Window block is an autolisp that automates the draft of the windows, adds window tags, window tables, and streamline quantity takeoff.
The Wood Pivot Window CAD block is an autolisp that automates the draft of the windows, adds window tags, window tables, and streamline quantity takeoff.
The Aluminium Hinged Double Window drawing and CAD block is an AutoCAD add-in that automates the window drawing, window tags, window schedules, and window quantity takeoff.
The Aluminium Folding Window drawing and CAD block is an AutoCAD add-in that automates the window drawing, window tags, window schedules, and window quantity takeoff.
The Aluminium Bi-fold Window drawing and CAD block is an AutoCAD add-in that automates the window drawing, window tags, window schedules, and window quantity takeoff.
The Aluminium Sliding Window drawing and CAD block is an AutoCAD add-in that automates the window drawing, window tags, window schedules, and window quantity takeoff.
The Aluminium Hinged Single Window and CAD block is an AutoCAD add-in that automates the window drawing, window tags, window schedules, and window quantity takeoff.
The Aluminium Fixed Window drawing and CAD block is an AutoCAD add-in that automates the window drawing, window tags, window schedules, and window quantity takeoff.
Overview of Window CAD Blocks
Architects, engineers, and designers use CAD (Computer-Aided Design) blocks for windows to speed up the drafting process. These pre-designed templates represent various window designs in software like AutoCAD.
Types of Window CAD Blocks
- Single and Double-hung Windows: One or both sashes in these windows can move up and down.
- Sliding Windows: These horizontally sliding windows suit areas with limited external space.
- Casement Windows: Operating like doors, these windows swing outward and often use a crank.
- Awning Windows: Hinged at the top, these windows open outward from the bottom, allowing ventilation even in the rain.
- Bay and Bow Windows: Protruding from the wall, these windows create a bay in a room and typically mix fixed and operable windows.
- Fixed Windows: Offering views and light, these windows do not open.
- Skylights and Roof Windows: Installed on roofs, they bring in light and can open for ventilation.
Benefits and Specifications
These CAD blocks include detailed dimensions, material specifications, and operational details. They might also feature different views and annotations like thermal ratings and weatherproofing details essential for compliance with building standards. Using these blocks saves time, ensures consistency, improves accuracy, and enhances workflow efficiency in construction and design projects.