Service description
What you need to know for decisions and execution
Service overview / 01
Wall-mesh design, from drawing review to execution drawings
Before a mesh roll ever reaches the site, it must be clear where, why and with what details it will be installed. This service is the engineering link: project documents are reviewed, the strip layout is designed, and the output is delivered in execution language.
Process / 02
Five steps, from receiving documents to delivering drawings
Each step has a defined output, so at any moment you know where the work stands.
- Receive and check documentsArchitectural and structural drawings, block-work specs
- Read-through and follow-upExtract zones, heights and ambiguous points
- Strip layoutPath, direction and overlap of mesh on the drawings
- Details and takeoffEdge and opening details plus material estimate
- Handover and briefingDrawing package and a session with the execution team
Deliverables / 03
What do you receive?
Design basis document
Assumptions, inputs and review scope, in writing.
Strip-layout drawing
Wall-mesh paths placed on site-usable drawings.
Connection details
Edge, opening and peripheral connection details.
Material takeoff
Mesh, plaster and complementary components after the final layout.
Execution drawings
Site documents the crew can build from without guessing.
Drawing briefing session
A review with the site team so everyone shares one reading.
FAQ / 04
Common questions about this service
What if some drawings are not ready?
A list of missing items is announced and the final review proceeds once documents are complete; anything that can start earlier is separated out.
Is the initial takeoff final?
No; the takeoff becomes final after the layout and details are fixed and depends on real project conditions.
In what format is the output delivered?
Drawing files plus a written design-basis document; an in-person or online briefing session can be arranged by agreement.
What is the minimum information to start?
An architectural drawing with dimensions, wall material and thickness, and execution zones; the rest is completed during the work.
