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Rug, jute herringbone, 2000 x 3000 symbol (DWG block)

Rug, jute herringbone, 2000 x 3000 is a ready-to-use AutoCAD block named CBH_RUG_JUTE_2000 in the Coastal and boho furniture plan symbols, group “Rugs, textiles and lights”. It carries 12 attributes, 1 of them visible, so it works in equipment lists and BlockSync exports.

Rug, jute herringbone, 2000 x 3000 symbol, block CBH_RUG_JUTE_2000
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Block details

Block nameCBH_RUG_JUTE_2000
LibraryCoastal and boho furniture plan symbols
GroupRugs, textiles and lights
Attributes12 attributes, 1 visible

Attributes

Visible on the drawing: TAG.

Hidden, they carry the data for schedules: DESCRIPTION, WIDTH_MM, DEPTH_MM, HEIGHT_MM, MATERIAL, FINISH, QTY, MANUFACTURER, MODEL, REMARKS, DESC.

Export the attributes of every copy in a drawing to Excel with BlockSync, check them and write the corrections back in one run.

How to use it

  1. Download the ZIP and unzip it. It holds one DWG with the block CBH_RUG_JUTE_2000.
  2. Open the DWG and copy the block into your drawing, or insert it from the DWG with INSERT.
  3. Double-click a copy to fill in the tag and the other attributes.

Used in sample drawings

The Rug, jute herringbone, 2000 x 3000 symbol is placed in these finished sample drawings, so you can see how it is used on a real sheet:

The symbol is our own drawing after the common form of Coastal and boho furniture plan symbols, not a certified copy. The library page explains how the symbols relate to the standard.

Names in other languages

The same symbol under its name in the other site languages.

English
Rug, jute herringbone, 2000 x 3000
Simplified Chinese
地毯，黄麻人字纹，2000 x 3000
Traditional Chinese
地毯，黃麻人字紋，2000 x 3000
Japanese
ラグ、ジュートヘリンボーン、2000 x 3000
Korean
러그, 주트 헤링본, 2000 x 3000
German
Teppich, Jute-Fischgrät, 2000 x 3000
French
Tapis, jute à chevrons, 2000 x 3000
Italian
Tappeto, juta spina di pesce, 2000 x 3000
Spanish
Alfombra, yute espiga, 2000 x 3000

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