Create a reflected ceiling plan Visio 2007

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Use the Reflected Ceiling Plan template to design a ceiling layout. You can use drawing tools, guides, and the Array Shapes command to design the ceiling grid. Once the grid is in place, you can indicate the locations of lighting, air devices, and smoke detectors.

Reflected ceiling plan


  1. On the File menu, point to New, point to Maps and Floor Plans, and then click Reflected Ceiling Plan. By default, this drawing type opens a scaled drawing page (scaled drawing page: A drawing page with a drawing scale, such as 1/4" = 1' or 2 cm = 1 m.) in landscape orientation Wide page. You can change these settings at any time.
  2. Create or insert a floor plan by doing one of the following: HideCreate a floor plan
    1. Create the basic exterior wall structure in one of the following ways. HideUse room shapes
      1. From Walls, Shell and Structure, drag one of the room shapes onto the drawing page.
      2. Resize the room shape by dragging the control handles Control handle image - yellow diamond and selection handles Selection handle image on individual walls.
      HideUse wall shapes
      1. From Walls, Shell and Structure, drag Exterior wall shapes onto the drawing page.
      2. Resize walls by dragging an endpoint (Begin point image - green square with X inside or End point image, which is plus sign in a green square).
      3. Drag an endpoint of one wall to another wall. The endpoints turn red when the walls are glued. Intersections between two walls get cleaned up automatically.
        Note For walls to join properly, Glue to Shape geometry must be selected in the Snap & Glue dialog box.
    2. Create the interior wall structure.
      1. Drag Wall shapes onto the drawing page, positioning them inside the exterior structure.
      2. Resize walls by dragging an endpoint (Begin point image - green square with X inside or End point image, which is plus sign in a green square).
      3. Drag an endpoint of one wall to another wall. The endpoints turn red when the walls are glued. Intersections between two walls get cleaned up automatically.
        Note For walls to join properly, Glue to Shape geometry must be selected in the Snap & Glue dialog box.
    3. Add other structural elements.
      1. From Walls, Shell and Structure, drag structural shapes, such as columns, onto the drawing page.
      2. From Building Core, drag building core shapes, such as stairs, onto the drawing page.
      3. From Walls, Shell and Structure, drag door and window shapes on top of walls. Doors and windows rotate to align with the wall and glue to the wall. They also acquire the wall's thickness and move with walls when you reposition them.
    HideInsert a CAD floor plan
    1. On the Insert menu, click CAD Drawing.
    2. Under Files of type, select AutoCAD Drawing (*.dwg, *.dxf). Locate the CAD (CAD: Acronym for computer-aided design.) file and click Open.
    3. To accept the size and location of the CAD drawing, click OK. After you have inserted the drawing, you can resize it, change its scale (scale: A measure of the relationship between actual distances and distances represented in a Visio drawing. For example, a floor plan might have a scale of one meter of actual distance to one centimeter in the drawing.), or move it. You can also lock the Microsoft Office Visio layer (layer: A named category of shapes. You can organize shapes in your drawing by assigning them to layers. You can selectively view, edit, print, or lock shapes on layers.) that contains the CAD drawing.
    HideCopy and paste an existing Visio floor plan drawing into a new drawing
    1. Open an existing Microsoft Office Visio drawing.
    2. On the File menu, click Page Setup, and then click the Scale tab. Make note of the scale setting in the existing drawing, and then set the scale of your new drawing to match.
    3. In the existing drawing, select the shapes you want to use in the new drawing and then, on the Edit menu, click Copy.
    4. Switch to the new drawing, and then, on the Edit menu, click Paste. Tip You can lock the existing layers of a drawing so that you do not accidentally change them when you create a new plan on top.
  3. Lay out the ceiling grid using guides in conjunction with the Line tool Button image or the Rectangle tool Button image. (Click the Drawing Tools Button image button to display the Drawing Tools toolbar.) You can create a portion of the grid and then use the Array Shapes command to arrange multiple copies of ceiling panels at regular intervals.
  4. From Electrical and Telecom, drag ceiling-mounted lighting shapes onto the drawing.
  5. From Registers, Grills and Diffusers, drag air device shapes onto the drawing.

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