Floor and foundation preparation
Plan footprint, floor count, base system, floor build-up, finishes, skirting, wet-area preparation and access transitions.
Open preparation tool →This preparation centre connects house geometry, materials, openings, services, finishes, quantities, pricing and document generation so visitors can arrive with a stronger project brief.
Each module supports a different preparation task, while the complete house planner combines the major systems into one BOQ.
Plan footprint, floor count, base system, floor build-up, finishes, skirting, wet-area preparation and access transitions.
Open preparation tool →Estimate roof area, slope allowance, panel or sheet type, ridge, eave, gutter, downpipe, flashing and weather-sealing requirements.
Open preparation tool →Compare insulated panels, board-and-insulation assemblies, partition allowances, wall areas, openings and finishing requirements.
Open preparation tool →Prepare opening counts, frame types, hardware, glazing, ventilation, insect screens, weather seals and installation allowances.
Open preparation tool →Plan gypsum, PVC or exposed ceiling systems, framing, access panels, insulation, lighting coordination and service routes.
Open preparation tool →Create allowances for distribution boards, switches, sockets, lighting, earthing, outdoor points, internet, TV, CCTV and future conduits.
Open preparation tool →Plan bathrooms, kitchens, water supply, waste routes, tanks, pumps, drainage, waterproofing and external service connections.
Open preparation tool →Generate, edit, print and export material schedules, section totals, supplier requirements, procurement dates and quotation-ready documents.
Open preparation tool →Confirm use, dimensions, floors, room count, occupancy, climate exposure, access and future expansion.
Choose foundation, steel framing, wall panel, roof, floor, ceiling and opening systems as one coordinated assembly.
List electrical points, plumbing fixtures, data, ventilation, drainage, water storage and external utility connections.
Use the complete house planner to produce a sectioned quantity and cost schedule for early budgeting.
Check the BOQ against architectural, structural, electrical and plumbing drawings before ordering materials.
Match catalogue products, create a procurement plan and submit a structured quotation request.
Better preparation reduces repeated calls and uncertain pricing. Record the project location, road access, building dimensions, floor count, room schedule, desired material systems, electrical points, sanitary fixtures, water source, drainage route, finish level and target completion date.
The tools generate quantities, section costs, notes, A4 print documents, letterhead PDFs and Excel schedules. These outputs are suitable for early project preparation, supplier enquiry and technical coordination, but not a replacement for approved engineering design.