QuickFrame10 process guide
How QuickFrame10 structural documentation is prepared
QuickFrame10 combines a structured online configuration with engineering review. The submitted plan and sections communicate the intended building; the delivered documentation records the final engineered solution.
By Dominic (Son Hai) Nguyen, Senior Structural Engineer · Last reviewed
NER 4070460 · NSW Design Practitioner DEP0003685 · RPEQ 23510
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Configure the proposed Class 10 building, provide the site details and pay online. weBeta reviews the submission, resolves suitable refinements through the included remote consultation, completes the structural design and then issues the included drawings, specifications and design certification.
1. Configure and order
Use the editable plan and sections to record the intended roof, walls, openings, columns and heights. Add the exact site, construction preferences and any available site or ground information. Useful supporting files can include a short site video with spoken commentary. The exact use can be clarified during the included remote consultation. The fixed-scope service starts after payment.
2. Engineering review and consultation
After reviewing the submission, weBeta will contact you for the included remote consultation. We will clarify the project intent and information provided, discuss alternatives where they may improve the outcome, and confirm with you the most practical solution to take forward.
3. Structural design
The design establishes the applicable loads and wind basis, then resolves members, connections, bracing, tie-down and the load path to the ground. Material, slab and footing references are selected to suit the accepted project information. Better site or ground information may reduce uncertainty and allow a more economical slab or footing design. The final solution may change the elements shown and may add other structural elements where required. QuickFrame10 uses the site and ground information supplied with the order and clarified during the remote consultation; on-site investigation, testing and geotechnical reporting are not included.
Learn more in the materials and design standards guide and the structural loads guide.
4. Documentation and delivery
The included structural drawings, specifications and design certification are issued for the accepted scope. Builders, suppliers and the approval team use them alongside their own responsibilities. Approval decisions remain with the certifier, council, building surveyor or other relevant authority.