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Drafting Using Linear
Native Linear production so your files stay in the workflow your team already uses.
Drafting Using Linear
Contractors who have standardised on Linear do not want DWGs back. They want the project file, structured the way their team structures projects, so it opens, calculates, schedules and prints inside the workflow they already run.
We work natively in Linear. Projects are built in your file structure with your component library, room and zone naming, and output configuration, so what you receive integrates rather than needing rebuilding. Schedules, quantities and drawings all generate from the model as they would if your own team had built it.
That also means later revisions are cheap. Change a room, reprint the schedule — no reconciliation between a drawing and a separate calculation that has drifted out of step with it.
What you receive
Every item below is issued in your own template, with your layer conventions, title block and revision scheme.
- Native Linear project file built in your structure
- Component library aligned to your standard system and suppliers
- Room and zone data populated with your naming convention
- Loop layouts generated and adjusted within Linear
- Manifold, circuit and balancing schedules generated from the model
- Quantity output configured for your procurement format
- Printed drawing set on your Linear layout templates
- PDF issue set alongside the native file
Production detail
| Typical turnaround | Overnight for standard plots |
|---|---|
| Deliverable | Native Linear project plus generated PDFs |
| Library handling | Your component library and supplier catalogues |
| Version | We match your Linear version to avoid upgrade prompts |
| Interop | DWG / DXF export available alongside if needed |
| Revisions | Two rounds included |
Software and formats
We work in your toolchain. If something you use is not listed, ask — the list below is only what we use most.
Frequently asked
Send one drafting using linear job and see how we work
Scope, price and programme come back in writing before anything starts. Most first projects are a single deliverable so you can judge us on output, not on a pitch.