When drawing architectural drawings with CAD, what are the layers of walls, doors, windows, furnitur

In fact, this can be decided according to your preference and the overall color of the drawing.

Walls - White Linear and line-width defaults are fine.

The door - yellow - can be the default linear or ACAD IS002W100 (this linear is in the load, but it is recommended to use the default linear to facilitate the later filling work).

Window – Yellow – Default.

Furniture - generally use materials, the color is varied, but if you are too lazy to insert materials, you can use green and yellow to frame the position of the furniture.

Text – white, yellow, red (according to company requirements and personal preference) above the line width is the default.

It is recommended that you find a set of architectural drawings and take a look at it at a glance.

Thin, medium, thick or thin. The wall is black (No. 7), which is a thick line, the middle line of doors and windows, the thin line of furniture (generally No. 8), and the place where the filling line is used, because it is too dense. When drawing, you must divide the color, otherwise the line width of the drawing will be difficult to adjust when printing, and it will not look good.

No matter how good it is, send it to the drawing company, and I can't help you print it, as long as the line type is too messy. A designer, whether he is a master or not, the first thing he looks at is the color, line, type, and proportion.

I like to use the same color system (brown), with brown as the main color, the thickest line with the brightest brown line, and then gradually use the thin line with a darker brown line, mainly to make the picture look like a primary and secondary, layered in.