STEEL DETAILING
We prepare 2D drawings and 3D models to support the fabrication and erection of structural steelwork. Model-based detailing helps coordinate parts, assemblies and drawings across projects of different sizes and complexity.
Structural steel detailing — the preparation of shop and erection drawings from the structural design. These drawings define the parts and assemblies needed for fabrication and site installation.
Advance bill of materials (ABM) — a preliminary material list used to plan procurement before detailed fabrication drawings are complete.
Single-part drawings — drawings of individual steel parts, showing the dimensions, holes, cuts and other information needed for fabrication. Part marks identify matching items in the model and documentation.
Assembly drawings — drawings showing how individual parts fit together, including dimensions, welds, part marks and the assembly mark.
Bolt list — the bolt types, sizes and quantities required for the structure.
Erection drawings — plans, sections and details showing assembly positions and marks, with connection information needed for site installation.
Bill of materials — a list of the materials and quantities required for fabrication. Cutting allowances and waste should be considered separately when planning material purchases.
Shipping list — identifies the assemblies and quantities included in a delivery. Assembly marks identify the listed items.
STEEL DETAILING
We prepare 2D drawings and 3D models to support the fabrication and erection of structural steelwork. Model-based detailing helps coordinate parts, assemblies and drawings across projects of different sizes and complexity.
Steel structures detailing
Advance bill of materials
Single-part drawings
Assembly drawings
Bolt list
Erection drawings
Bill of Materials
Shipping list