Accordion door CAD block · front elevation

DWGDXFPDFPNGSVG Inches + mm Base point at 0,0

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2′-7½″801 mm 6′-10⅝″2100 mm

Front elevation · 31½″ × 82⅝″801 × 2100 mm · next to a 6 ft (1,829 mm) person

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Description

The accordion door block is a front elevation drawn to scale, 31½″ wide and 82⅝″ high (801 × 2100 mm).

The download comes as two DWG files for AutoCAD 2000 and later, one in inches and one in millimeters, both with the base point at 0,0. Use cadgrid-accordion-door_in.dwg in drawings set up in inches and cadgrid-accordion-door_mm.dwg in drawings set up in millimeters.

Standard US interior doors are 80″ (2032 mm) high and 24–36″ (610–914 mm) wide; this one is 31½″ wide. For accessibility, a door needs a 32″ (813 mm) clear opening with the leaf open 90° (ADA 404.2.3). It is about 1.1 times the height of the 6 ft person drawn beside it.

Working outside CAD? The same drawing also comes as a DXF for other CAD programs, a PDF for printing, a PNG with a transparent background for slides and mood boards and an SVG you can edit in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma.

Common questions

What are the dimensions of the accordion door CAD block?

It measures 31½″ wide and 82⅝″ high (801 × 2100 mm) in front elevation, taken from the outer edges of the drawing. The page shows the same sizes in both units next to the drawing.

Is this block in inches or millimeters?

Both. cadgrid-accordion-door_in.dwg is drawn in inches (INSUNITS 1) and cadgrid-accordion-door_mm.dwg in millimeters (INSUNITS 4). Insert the one that matches your drawing at scale 1 and the block comes in at its real size.

How wide does an accessible door have to be?

The clear opening must be at least 32″ (813 mm), measured with the door open 90°. In practice that means a 36″ (914 mm) door leaf.

Can I use this accordion door outside AutoCAD?

Yes. Use the DXF in other CAD programs, the PNG with its transparent background in slides, documents and mood boards, the SVG to edit it in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma, and the PDF to print it or send it to someone without CAD.