Trees & Plants · elevation · Free DWG block
Champa
The champa is a free, fully editable plant block drawn for a landscape plan, planting schedule or site layout. Its tree detailing is kept crisp and to scale, with tidy linework you can recolour or re-layer in seconds. It is drawn in elevation view, so it lines up with the rest of your drawing set and stays consistent from sheet to sheet. Placed in a layout it gives a planting plan a clear, recognisable canopy, saving you from redrawing a champa from scratch every time. Files are provided in DWG, ready to open in AutoCAD and most CAD software. It is part of our trees & plants library and is free for personal and commercial use, with no attribution and no signup required.
Free for commercial use · no login
- Format
- DWG
- File size
- 329 KB
- AutoCAD
- 2004 and later
- Views
- elevation
- Units
- Millimeters (mm)
- License
- Free · commercial OK
Where you’ll use it
In your drawings
The champa block suits landscape architecture, site plans, planting drawings and presentation site plans. Because it ships with elevation view, you can reuse the same block across the drawings that need it and keep your set consistent. Drop it onto a dedicated trees & plants layer so it stays easy to manage as your drawing grows.
Dimensions & scale
Sizing & units
Planting symbols are sized to the species' typical mature spread, so check the canopy against your planting schedule. The block is drawn at 1:1 in millimeters, so insert it at scale 1 and adjust only if your drawing uses different units.
How to insert in AutoCAD
Using the Champa block
Download the DWG file and open it in AutoCAD (2004 or later) or any DWG-compatible CAD app. Use the INSERT command — or simply copy and paste — to place the champa into your drawing, then position, rotate and mirror it to suit your layout. Keep your drawing units set to millimeters and insert at scale 1 so it matches real-world size. Move it onto a dedicated trees & plants layer to keep your file tidy.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is the champa CAD block free for commercial use?+
Yes. The champa block is free to download and use in both personal and commercial projects on CADBlockDWG, with no attribution required and no signup.
What file formats does the champa download include?+
This plant block is available in DWG. DWG opens directly in AutoCAD and most CAD software; you can export to DXF from AutoCAD if you need a more portable exchange format.
Which views and dimensions does the champa include?+
It is supplied with elevation view, drawn to scale so the block lines up across your drawing set.
Is this a 2D or 3D plant block?+
It is a 2D block intended for landscape architecture and similar drawings. It is drawn at 1:1 in millimeters, so it reads at true scale once inserted.
How do I insert the champa into AutoCAD?+
Download the DWG file, open it in AutoCAD 2004 or later, and use the INSERT command (or copy and paste) to drop it into your drawing. With units set to millimeters, insert at scale 1, then rotate, mirror and re-layer it to match your trees & plants layout.
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