Engineer's reinforcement drawings and specification
BIM services · Rebar detailing
Bar bending schedules that match the pour.
Reinforcement detailing, placing drawings and schedules organised around how concrete is actually poured on site.
Rebar shop and placing drawings with bar bending schedules to BS 8666 or ACI 315, organised by pour.
All BIM servicesWhat you receive
Deliverables, stated before we start.
Reinforcement documentation is consumed pour by pour. Schedules and drawings are structured against the pour sequence so the site gets what it needs when it needs it, and congested zones are resolved before the steel arrives.
- Reinforcement shop and placing drawings by element and pour
- Bar bending schedules to BS 8666, ACI 315 or the applicable local standard
- Lap, splice and coupler detailing with the specified development lengths
- Congestion checks in beam-column joints and heavily reinforced zones
- Quantities and weights per pour, element and bar mark
- Cut-and-bend ready schedules issued in the supplier's required format
Getting started
What we need from you.
Scope gaps are cheaper to resolve before modelling than after. These are the inputs that set the programme and the price.
Concrete cover, lap and detailing requirements
Pour sequence and construction joint locations
Rebar supplier's schedule format and stock length constraints
Delivered in
- Revit
- Tekla Structures
- AutoCAD
- Rebar detailing extensions
FAQ
Rebar detailing — common questions.
Which bending standards do you work to?
BS 8666 and ACI 315 most often, and local standards where the project requires them. The standard is fixed before detailing starts because it changes shape codes and schedules.
Do you model rebar in 3D?
Where congestion, coupler coordination or prefabrication justifies it. On straightforward elements, 2D detailing with schedules is faster and just as reliable.
Can schedules go straight to the bender?
Yes. We issue in the supplier's required format and account for stock lengths and bending capability.
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