Securing non-structural walls
A focus on wall mesh and FRCM strengthening when assessing design, material, and execution needs.
Novin Wallmesh, between drawings and the jobsite
We turn expertise into an executable path for project delivery
Novin Wallmesh is a specialist practice focused on the seismic restraint of non-structural walls. Its stated scope includes design and calculations, material estimating, supply, training, supervision, and execution support.
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A transparent introduction
What we can state with confidence today
This page reflects the organization information currently available. The exact founding year, official team size, and final client list are not presented as established claims until confirmed by the site owner.
A clear output at every stage
From receiving drawings through estimates, execution drawings, coordinated supply, and agreed execution checks.
Drawings, codes, and actual project conditions
A technical proposal must be assessed against the project documents and applicable rules. It does not replace the opinion of the project designer or supervising engineer.
Service chain
Five defined deliverables, one continuous path
The exact sequence and scope of each stage are set after the documents are reviewed and the project terms are agreed.
01Receive documentsArchitectural and structural drawings, wall specifications, and jobsite status.Stage details
- Input
- The latest architectural and structural drawings, wall specifications, and the available information about jobsite conditions.
- Output
- A register of received documents, missing information, and the scope that can be reviewed.
- Expectation at this stage
- Documents should be legible and cross-checkable; reviewing incomplete information cannot produce a definitive result.
02Design and estimateTechnical review, approximate material quantities, and execution details.Stage details
- Input
- Reviewable documents, stated project needs, and the agreed service scope.
- Output
- The technical details needed for execution and an approximate material estimate within the available information.
- Expectation at this stage
- Quantities and details are finalized only after actual project conditions and the review scope are confirmed.
03Coordinated supplyCoordinating mesh, plaster, and components to match approved specifications.Stage details
- Input
- Approved technical specifications, required quantities, and the declared project schedule.
- Output
- Coordination of ordered mesh, plaster, and related components according to the agreed specifications.
- Expectation at this stage
- Any change in quantity, specification, or timing must be reported and coordinated again before an order is placed.
04Execution trainingTransferring execution details to the crew within the agreed project scope.Stage details
- Input
- Prior-stage execution details, jobsite conditions, and information about the installation crew.
- Output
- A review of the execution sequence, practical points, and defined control points for that project.
- Expectation at this stage
- Training is limited to the agreed scope and does not replace the responsibilities of the project technical team.
05Control and supportStage reviews and recording items that require correction under the contract.Stage details
- Input
- The execution-stage status, crew questions, and items submitted for review.
- Output
- A record of observed items and points requiring follow-up or correction within the contract.
- Expectation at this stage
- The number, timing, and method of reviews or responses are defined by the agreed support scope.
Geographic coverage
A Tehran office, coordinating projects across multiple cities
The stated scope includes service delivery and supply throughout Iran. Dispatch availability, delivery time, and support conditions must be confirmed for each city before ordering.
City names are shown from the organization's current lists and do not by themselves confirm the details or contract scope of any project.
Because no public roster is available, this section describes roles without claiming names or staff numbers.
Team structure
The roles that work together
The actual project team is set according to the contract scope and the building stage.
Engineering and calculations
Reviewing drawings and turning project needs into executable details.
Supply and order control
Coordinating items, quantities, and timing to the agreed specifications.
Training and supervision
Aligning the execution crew with technical details and control points.
Project support
Following up questions and execution items within the selected service.
Technical documentation
Read each document within its valid scope
A technical certificate must be reviewed together with the holder name, covered product, validity date, and the conditions written in the document. For a project decision, verify the current version and authenticity with the issuing authority.
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