Computer and Printer CAD Blocks

Computer and printer blocks in plan and elevation

Both files hold two named blocks at 1:1 in millimetres, on the equipment layers A-EQPM and A-EQPM-DETL rather than the furniture layers. You can show or hide all the equipment on a plan at once, or send a furniture-only drawing to a supplier.

The computer is drawn as it stands on a desk. In plan, CT_COMPUTER_PLAN shows the thin screen, the housing at the back, the arm and the 250 x 250 mm foot. In elevation, CT_COMPUTER_ELEV shows the 600 x 450 mm front with the screen, the bottom bezel and the foot.

Computer CAD blocks for desks and counters

The all-in-one fits on an 800 mm deep desk with room for a keyboard in front. Use it where a plan or an elevation needs to show a workplace, such as a reception counter, a library desk or a studio worktop. In an interior elevation, set the base of the block on the worktop line, at 740 mm for a standard desk. The desk blocks already have a 24 inch monitor drawn in, so this block is for other worktops.

Printer block for copy areas

The printer is an A3 multifunction machine with an automatic document feeder on top, four paper trays and a base cabinet on casters, 600 x 600 mm and 1,100 mm high. The plan shows the scanner lid, the feeder and the control panel. The front elevation shows the trays, the output tray and the front door.

Leave free floor in front of the printer so the paper drawers and the front door open fully and someone can stand there. Printers often go in a small copy area with the filing and storage cabinets, a little away from desks because of noise.

The full set is in the office furniture CAD blocks category.