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Underfloor Drafting
High-volume layout drafting on your templates, turned around overnight.
Underfloor Drafting
Drafting volume is the constraint for most underfloor contractors. The design decisions are often straightforward — repeated plot types, familiar build-ups, a system you have installed a hundred times — but somebody still has to draw all of it, cleanly, on your title block, before the site needs it.
We run that as a production lane. Your templates, layer standards, line weights, hatch conventions and annotation styles are captured once during onboarding and applied identically on every drawing after that. Work sent by close of your business day is back the following morning.
The drawings are indistinguishable from your in-house output, which is the point. Nobody downstream should be able to tell which sheets we produced.
What you receive
Every item below is issued in your own template, with your layer conventions, title block and revision scheme.
- Loop layout drawings on your template and title block
- Manifold positions and primary pipe routing
- Circuit numbering and manifold port cross-reference
- Zone annotation and control component positions
- Screed build-up sections and standard detail sheets
- Materials quantity summary per drawing
- Revision-controlled issue with your naming convention
- Native CAD plus PDF at your plot settings
Production detail
| Typical turnaround | Overnight for standard plots; same-day on request |
|---|---|
| Daily capacity | Scales with dedicated seats; 20+ plot layouts per day achievable |
| Templates | Yours, captured at onboarding and version-controlled |
| Output formats | DWG, DXF, PDF; Linear project files where required |
| Naming convention | Yours, applied automatically |
| 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 underfloor drafting 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.