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Site packs
For manufacturers and developers getting factory-made modules and panels onto site. The site team gets install sequences, setting out and interface details, drawn from the same model the factory built from.
01Drawn as carefully as the factory set
A module or panel that is right in the factory can still go wrong on site if the people setting it have to guess. A site pack gives them the information for the install: where each piece goes, in what order, and how it meets the next piece and the ground. It comes from the same model as the production drawings, so the two describe the same building.
02What goes in it
- Installation plans and the install sequence
- Setting out plans, such as sole plate and panel set-out, so the frame lands where the model says
- Interface details where modules, panels and foundations meet, with factory and site work told apart
- DfMA drawings for site, a bill of materials and a packing list
- Install guides with QR codes, where the job uses them
03How it fits with the rest
A site pack follows production design. The factory builds from the DfMA drawings and the site team installs from the site pack. On volumetric jobs we have drawn box installation plans, foundations and install guides for membranes, windows and doors. On panel jobs, the sole plate and panel setting out.
Ask about site packs
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Or call 0151 708 6121, or email info@by-design.group.
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Something else to talk through?
If the project needs more than one of these, tell us about it and we will put the right people on it.