Sketch layout of the flat
Existing and load-bearing walls, dimensions, heights and the room schedule: the starting point for every later sheet.


The set a contractor builds from without guesswork: plans, elevations, lighting and electrical layouts, joinery drawings. Every junction, dimension and product code is on paper, so nothing is improvised on site.
Existing and load-bearing walls, dimensions, heights and the room schedule: the starting point for every later sheet.
Furniture and sanitaryware set out with dimensions in every room, so the contractor knows where everything goes before work starts.
Structures to remove and to build in plasterboard and brick, with dimensions and box heights.
Electric underfloor heating zones by room, with areas and thermostat positions.
Levels, curtain and lighting recesses with height marks: the ceiling is built from it.
Finishes by room, laying direction and floor level marks.
Water and drainage points for every fixture, with heights and notes for the plumber.
Radiators with their flow and return runs in every room, the pipes concealed in the floor build-up.
Every fitting set out on the plan, so the electrician wires the lighting without guessing.
Fittings grouped by circuit and switch: what turns on from where.
Sockets, outlets for appliances and lighting, with mounting heights on every wall.
Every wall with its finishes, built-in joinery, sockets and switches at their heights.
Twelve of the twenty-four sheets, reduced. We walk through the complete set for your property at the meeting.
The set from a real project: 24 sheets at construction stage, from the layout to the finishes schedule. Each sheet answers the questions of one trade.
We will draw the full set for your layout, or take a finished design concept through to construction documents.
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