Block
TV set basic
Explore the versatile TV set basic CAD block in the Basic blocks - 3 views library, ideal for interior designers and architects looking to enhance their layouts efficiently. With dimensions of 150.2cm width and 39.8cm height, this block supports seamless integration into various interior design settings. Its adaptability saves time, optimizes space, and boosts workflow efficiency, making it a go-to resource for professional client presentations in both residential and commercial projects.
| Width | 150.2cm / 4' 11.1" |
| Height | 39.8cm / 1' 3.7" |
Ideal for Various Rooms
The TV set basic block is designed to fit seamlessly into living rooms, offices, and entertainment areas. Its standard size ensures compatibility with a range of layouts, making it a versatile choice for designers focused on cohesive and functional space planning.
Multiple View Options
With front, side, and top views available, the TV set basic block offers flexibility in planning and visualization. This allows designers to accurately place the unit within any layout, aiding in precise and efficient space management.
Customizable For Aesthetic Harmony
The TV set basic block can be tailored to suit different design styles, whether modern, traditional, or eclectic. Adjust finishings to create a harmonious look that aligns with the overall aesthetic of the room, enhancing the design's visual impact.
Enhancing Client Visualization
Utilize the TV set basic block to present clear, accurate visuals to clients, ensuring they can visualize the final layout effectively. This precision in presentation is key for gaining client approval and for seamless project execution.
Space Optimization
Perfect for optimizing space, the TV set basic block is a strategic addition in compact living areas or expansive rooms, making efficient use of space while maintaining accessibility and style.
Sustainable Design Integration
Incorporate the TV set basic into layouts focusing on sustainability. Its efficient design supports eco-friendly design principles by maximizing space utility and reducing the need for additional furniture, thereby fostering minimalism.