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Every panel sized to where it sits

A ceiling run is hundreds of parts, and almost none of them are identical. We build tools that generate the models, fabrication drawings, and shipping lists from the grid, so a late change doesn't mean redrawing the job.

Talk to an engineerThe rules we automate

A project we've shipped

What we built for architectural products, and what it produces.

Completed commercial interior with a custom linear grid ceiling running the length of the space

Custom architectural ceilings

Ceiling systems for large commercial interiors

1.5M sq ft

of ceiling systems designed with our tools

Parametric models and tools produce the fabrication drawings and shipping lists for each job, with every component sized to its place in the grid.

From your rules to the shop floor

Your engineers apply rules like these from memory on every job. We write them down, they sign off, and the software applies them every time.

Rules like these

  • 01Grid module and panel sizes for each position in the run
  • 02Maximum spans, and where hangers and supports go
  • 03Cut-outs for lights, sprinklers, and diffusers
  • 04Material, finish, and edge details by area
  • 05How parts are grouped and labelled for shipping

What comes out

  • 01Parametric models of the full run
  • 02Fabrication drawings for every part
  • 03Component schedules
  • 04Shipping lists grouped by area

Services for this work

SolidWorks automation

Add-ins and API tools for parts, assemblies, drawings, and BOMs.

Product configurators

Sales picks the options, and only products the shop can build get quoted.

ERP and CAD integration

Orders start the CAD work, and BOMs go back to the ERP without retyping.

Is every piece of your product a little different?

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