Palms CAD blocks
Palm tree CAD blocks in elevation: coconut palm, date palm, bottle palm, a leaning coconut palm, twin and double palms, a clustered palm tree, a dwarf palm group and a tall palm tree 57′-6⅞″ (17,549 mm) high. Their crowns, 11′-0⅞″ to 37′-1½″ (3374–11,317 mm) across, suit coastal, resort and courtyard elevations.
Every one downloads as a DWG or DXF in inches and millimeters, and as a PDF, PNG or SVG.
Designing, not drafting? These trees & plants blocks also come as SVG vectors, PNG files with a transparent background and print-ready PDFs.
Palms, to scale Elevation · to scale
All palms CAD blocks
8 blocks
Frequently asked questions
Why use palms instead of broadleaf trees in an elevation?
Palms keep a slender trunk and a compact crown, so they frame a facade without hiding it. The date palm is only 16′-1⅜″ (4912 mm) tall, a good scale for courtyards, while the twin tall palm trees reach 44′-8⅛″ (13,618 mm) for streets and resort frontages.
Is there a palm in plan or in 3D?
The palm blocks are elevations. For plan views, use a canopy symbol scaled to the frond spread; the palm tree also exists as a 3D model in the 3D models section, at the same real size.
How do I keep palm elevations light in a facade drawing?
Put the palms on their own layer and plot that layer with a thin, screened pen so the fronds sit behind the architecture. The detailed palms, such as the coconut palm, carry a lot of linework, so they suit presentation elevations more than construction sets.
Can I get these palms blocks as PNG or SVG?
Yes. Every block here also downloads as a PNG with a transparent background, an SVG vector and a PDF, from its own page, next to the DWG and DXF.