Architects use hatch patterns in their drawings to represent different materials and to make their drawings easier to read.
Material hatches were traditionally drawn by hand so it was important that each drafter was consistent in how they drew the hatch symbols. However, as we have transitioned to computer design software like AutoCAD and Revit, designers can simply select the hatch from a library and make modifications to the scale, angle, or fill region. Keep in mind that some office have their own standards, but the hatches shown below are very common across the industry.
Material Hatch Patterns in Architecture
There are a wide array of hatches used in construction documents, but some of the more common architectural material symbols are shown below.
Earthwork and Soil Hatch Patterns
The attached 'BattInsulation' hatch pattern at the bottom of this post is quite a good one. Best to set the hatch start point at Bottom Left, Bottom right, Top left or Top right, then play with the scale to suit. Looks like this: - Personally, I still prefer to use a lisp for adding the Insulation pattern. Download and install more than 500 kinds of AutoCAD Hatch Patterns 2d dwg for free, including tile, wood, water, stone, floor, paving stone, lattice, marble, flooring, pavement, AutoCAD hatch patterns of different frames, shapes and textures, which can be used as a design tool for inserting them into building plans And engineering.
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Concrete Hatch Pattern
Masonry and Stone Hatch Patterns
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Batt Insulation