dwg-lab

Testing phase. dwg-lab is in a pilot: check the sheets before work starts on site.

From an empty flat to the last approved room

Six steps on one project. Start at any of them: with a tape in an empty flat, or with a DWG you already have.

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  1. Measure

    You or a measurer: Phone

    Walk each room with a tape or a laser meter and type the lengths on the phone.

    Measure: Walk each room with a tape or a laser meter and type the lengths on the phone.
    Measure: Walk each room with a tape or a laser meter and type the lengths on the phone.
  2. Plan or AutoCAD

    You: Website or AutoCAD

    Mark the points on our website, or open the DWG in AutoCAD and use the kit.

    Plan or AutoCAD: Mark the points on our website, or open the DWG in AutoCAD and use the kit.
    Plan or AutoCAD: Mark the points on our website, or open the DWG in AutoCAD and use the kit.
  3. Book

    dwg-lab: About two minutes

    The check runs, then the worker book, the packs, the schedules and the estimate are made.

    Book: The check runs, then the worker book, the packs, the schedules and the estimate are made.
    Book: The check runs, then the worker book, the packs, the schedules and the estimate are made.
  4. Site app

    The crew: Phone, QR

    The crew scans the QR, ticks points, adds photos and asks questions.

    Site app: The crew scans the QR, ticks points, adds photos and asks questions.
    Site app: The crew scans the QR, ticks points, adds photos and asks questions.
  5. Changes

    You: Upload the next version

    The next version gets a change sheet. Only the changed points are checked again.

    Changes: The next version gets a change sheet. Only the changed points are checked again.
    Changes: The next version gets a change sheet. Only the changed points are checked again.
  6. Handover

    You: Phone

    Every room approved, the photos of hidden work kept with the project.

    Handover: Every room approved, the photos of hidden work kept with the project.
    Handover: Every room approved, the photos of hidden work kept with the project.

Three people, one project

Each one opens their own link and sees only what is theirs.

  • Designer
    • The plan, the book and every version
    • Prices and the estimate
    • The crew's questions, photos and rooms ready for approval
    • The client's comments
    Sees everything.
  • Crew
    • Their points on each wall, heights and distances in mm
    • Done ticks, photos, questions
    • What changed in the new version
    Never sees prices or the client's comments.
  • Client
    • Progress per room and stage
    • The photos you allow
    • Changes per version in plain words
    • The client estimate, if you turn it on
    Never sees internal notes, crew questions or your prices beyond the client estimate.

The crew and the client use it free, through your links. No sign-up for anyone.

Where do you start?

I already have a DWG

Add our blocks for the points and upload it. The check tells you what is missing.

From AutoCAD

I have an empty flat

Measure it on the phone room by room. You get a plan you can finish on the website or in AutoCAD.

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