Technical Drawing of the Terror Elevator Ride: Front, Side, and Top Views with Dimensions

This image is a technical drawing of the Terror Elevator ride. It includes detailed front, side, and top views with accurate dimensions. The front view features a centered bi-fold door at a height of 2100mm. The side view illustrates a ramp leading to a raised floor that is 500mm above the ground. The top view shows a cabin that measures 3000mm x 3000mm within a 3500mm outer cube, highlighting the door location and wall positioning. Dimensions are clearly marked for reference, ensuring thorough understanding of the structure.

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Create a technical drawing of the Terror Elevator ride with the specified details, focusing on front, side and top views and indicating all necessary dimensions. You need to include exterior and interior dimensions, as well as the location of the door, ramp, and raised floor. Construct the drawing: ### Front view: - Shows the main entrance with a centered bi-fold door. - The height of the door is labeled as 2100mm. - The external dimensions of the structure are labeled as 3500 mm. - The internal height of the cabin is 2200mm marked inside the cube. - The floor is raised 500 mm above ground level and a 250 mm ramp leads to the door. ### Side view: - Emphasizes the 500mm rise of the floor from the base. - Gradual slope of ramp from ground level to 500mm. - Shows the outside height and inside height of the cab (2200 mm). ### Top view: - Illustrates a 3000 mm x 3000 mm cabin inside a 3500 mm cube. - The external dimensions, wall position and door location are marked. Here is a technical drawing of the Terror Elevator ride with front, side and top views: - **Frontal view**: Shows the main entrance with a centered bi-fold door highlighted at 2100mm in height. The cab has an internal height of 2200mm and the raised floor is shown at 500mm above ground level. - Side view**: The 250mm ramp leading to the 500mm raised floor is shown, as well as the internal height of the cab. - Top view**: Shows the internal dimensions of the cab (3000mm x 3000mm) within the 3500mm outer cube., This image is a technical drawing of the Terror Elevator ride. It includes detailed front, side, and top views with accurate dimensions. The front view features a centered bi-fold door at a height of 2100mm. The side view illustrates a ramp leading to a raised floor that is 500mm above the ground. The top view shows a cabin that measures 3000mm x 3000mm within a 3500mm outer cube, highlighting the door location and wall positioning. Dimensions are clearly marked for reference, ensuring thorough understanding of the structure.

Published on November 7, 2024

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Construct the drawing:

### Front view:
- Shows the main entrance with a centered bi-fold door.
- The height of the door is labeled as 2100mm.
- The external dimensions of the structure are labeled as 3500 mm.
- The internal height of the cabin is 2200mm marked inside the cube.
- The floor is raised 500 mm above ground level and a 250 mm ramp leads to the door.

### Side view:
- Emphasizes the 500mm rise of the floor from the base.
- Gradual slope of ramp from ground level to 500mm.
- Shows the outside height and inside height of the cab (2200 mm).
  
### Top view:
- Illustrates a 3000 mm x 3000 mm cabin inside a 3500 mm cube.
- The external dimensions, wall position and door location are marked.
  Here is a technical drawing of the Terror Elevator ride with front, side and top views:
- **Frontal view**: Shows the main entrance with a centered bi-fold door highlighted at 2100mm in height. The cab has an internal height of 2200mm and the raised floor is shown at 500mm above ground level.
- Side view**: The 250mm ramp leading to the 500mm raised floor is shown, as well as the internal height of the cab.
- Top view**: Shows the internal dimensions of the cab (3000mm x 3000mm) within the 3500mm outer cube.

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