Dining table, conference table, a 48in desk and a reception desk - four table and desk CAD blocks running from a 48x24in workstation to a 158in conference top. The conference table is the one that decides whether a room works, since the chairs and the clear circulation behind them are what actually fills the space. Free DXF downloads.
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Dining table drawn with its chair ring, for residential dining rooms, eat-in kitchens, and small restaurant layouts. It proves the room holds the table plus a circulation path behind the pulled-out chairs, which is where most dining rooms fail.
Default 72in x 40in seating six; length adjusts 48-120in, width 36-48in, seats 2-12. About 24in of edge per seat is the working allocation, so a 72in table takes three per long side. Under 40in wide, a centerpiece and full place settings start to compete.
The datum is the near-left corner of the tabletop, but the 110in x 78in bbox tracks the chairs, not the top. Changing the seats parameter reflows the chair ring, so re-check wall and casework clearance after any seat-count change.
Supplemented with individual dining chairs for odd seat counts, and coordinated with the sofa group in an open-plan layout.
| Plan footprint (W x H) | 110in x 78in |
|---|---|
| Units | inches |
| DXF version | R2018 |
| Insertion datum | near-left corner of table top (chairs extend beyond) |
| Parameter | Default | Range / options |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 72in | 48in–120in |
| Width | 40in | 36in–48in |
| Seats | 6 | 2–12 |
Rectangular boardroom table drawn with its chair ring, for meeting rooms, training rooms, and huddle spaces. Interior designers use it to test whether a room shell actually holds the seat count the program calls for before the walls are fixed.
The 120in x 48in default seats eight. Length runs 72-240in, width 42-60in, seats 4-20. Roughly 30in of table edge per person is the common working allocation. At the 42in minimum width a document slides across easily; at 60in it does not, which is why wide tables usually carry a center power and data trough instead of passing things hand to hand.
The datum is the near-left tabletop corner, but the 158in x 86in bbox includes chairs pulled clear - 19in of pull-back envelope on every side. Check that envelope against wall and credenza clearance, not the tabletop rectangle.
Sits on the same furniture plan as the cubicle and reception desk blocks, with a display wall usually noted at one short end.
| Plan footprint (W x H) | 158in x 86in |
|---|---|
| Units | inches |
| DXF version | R2018 |
| Insertion datum | near-left corner of table (chairs extend beyond) |
| Parameter | Default | Range / options |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 120in | 72in–240in |
| Width | 48in | 42in–60in |
| Seats | 8 | 4–20 |
Small writing desk for bedrooms, home offices, and dorm or studio unit plans. It differs from the commercial desk-with-chair block in carrying no chair symbol, so seating is placed as a separate insert.
Default 48in wide x 24in deep, adjustable 36-72in wide and 20-30in deep. Twenty to 24in of depth is laptop scale; 30in is what a monitor arm plus a keyboard tray needs before the user runs out of forearm room.
The back-left corner sits on the wall line, which also lets it register under a window sill line on the elevation. The 24in bbox is the desk alone - allow roughly 20 to 24in behind it for the chair and its pull-back before checking the room.
Drawn with a bookshelf on the same wall run and a dining or accent chair standing in for a task chair.
| Plan footprint (W x H) | 48in x 24in |
|---|---|
| Units | inches |
| DXF version | R2018 |
| Insertion datum | back-left corner on wall line |
| Parameter | Default | Range / options |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 48in | 36in–72in |
| Depth | 24in | 20in–30in |
L-shaped transaction desk with a return, for lobbies, clinic check-in, and hotel front desks. The architect draws it to confirm the lobby holds both a working staff side and a queuing side without pinching the entry path.
Default 72in main run, 30in deep, with a 48in return. Width adjusts 60-96in, depth 28-36in, return 36-60in. Return length is usually driven by how much side work surface and equipment the receptionist needs, not by the lobby geometry.
The near-left corner is the datum and the 72in x 48in bbox is the desk plus its return leg only - staff chair and queue space are added as separate blocks. Mirroring moves the return to the opposite hand, which is the quick way to get the other-handed station; rotating keeps the hand and only changes which wall it faces.
Drawn with a desk chair behind the main run and a file cabinet tucked under the return.
| Plan footprint (W x H) | 72in x 48in |
|---|---|
| Units | inches |
| DXF version | R2018 |
| Insertion datum | near-left corner |
| Parameter | Default | Range / options |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 72in | 60in–96in |
| Depth | 30in | 28in–36in |
| Return length | 48in | 36in–60in |
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