Pipe and duct spool drawings broken down for shop fabrication, generated directly from the coordinated LOD 400 model.
Spools are broken down and tagged directly from the coordinated LOD 400 model, with consistent numbering carried through to installation drawings — so what's fabricated matches what was coordinated.
The same four-stage delivery model, applied to mep spooling.
LOD 400 federated model reaches signed-off, clash-free status.
Pipe and duct runs broken into fabrication-length spools per shop capacity.
Consistent spool numbering carried from drawing through to installation.
Spool drawings and schedules issued in your fabricator's required format.
Pipe (mechanical, plumbing, fire protection) and ductwork, broken down to your fabricator's shop capacity and transport constraints.
Yes — numbering is kept consistent from the spool drawing through to the installation sequence, to avoid on-site mismatches.
LOD 400 — spooling depends on the model already carrying real fitting and support detail.
