QuickFrame10 ordering guide
What information is needed for QuickFrame10 structural design?
QuickFrame10 collects the proposed arrangement, site and intended use in one structured order. Start with the project information you know; weBeta determines the engineering calculations and applicable design references during the paid service.
Direct answer
Have the exact site address, intended use, approximate dimensions, roof and wall arrangement, openings, preferred materials and any available ground information ready. You can start with the details already available and upload helpful drawings, photos or reports if you have them.
Site and project relationship
Select the exact project address and confirm the map location. State whether the new building is clear of an existing building, adjoins it while remaining structurally freestanding, or replaces a structure that will be removed.
Intended use and arrangement
Select the ordinary domestic use that best describes the proposal, then configure the roof area, dimensions, columns, walls, openings, roof type and relevant heights. The configuration records what you want to build, and engineering develops the final solution.
Construction preferences
Provide your roofing, ceiling, framing, wall and footing or slab preferences. You can identify preferred materials without calculating member sizes or connections. weBeta determines the structural system and applicable design references during the paid service.
Ground information
Tell us whether a geotechnical report or site classification is available. You can order before one is available and upload it if you have it. If more ground information is needed for the slab or footing design, weBeta will contact you. Site testing and geotechnical reporting are arranged separately.
Useful optional files
Upload relevant architectural or supplier drawings, a site plan, geotechnical information, photos and certifier comments if they already exist. You can start without creating extra documents just for the order.
Check the project fit
QuickFrame10 suits an ordinary-use project the project team has confirmed as NCC Class 10, with its own supports, bracing, tie-down and load path to the ground. Read when QuickFrame10 may fit if you are still choosing a pathway.