Wall Panels & Cladding
Solid, insulated, architectural and load-bearing panel elevations, openings, joints, edge profiles, inserts and member marks.
Precast Concrete • Production Documentation
Precast Detailing Services
Coordinated precast shop drawings, production details and erection documentation for concrete wall panels, beams, columns, slabs, double tees and stairs—prepared from the project’s approved engineering and architectural information.
We support precast producers, structural engineers, contractors and erection teams with member identification, reinforcement information, cast-in components, setting-out details and revision-controlled drawing packages.
What We Detail
Precast concrete detailing across key structural elements
Each element requires its own production and coordination information. Our drawing scope follows approved member geometry, engineering details, fabricator standards and project-specific review instructions.
Beams, Columns & Corbels
Beam and column unit drawings, corbels, bearing interfaces, dowel arrangements, reinforcement and cast-in connection details.
Slabs & Hollow-Core Planks
Unit identification, plank setting-out, slab edges, openings, bearings, prestressing references and approved connection information.
Double Tees & Spandrels
Double-tee geometry, flange edges, strand references, embed positions, bearing connections and piece-mark coordination.
Precast Stairs & Landings
Flight geometry, risers, tread profiles, landing interfaces, reinforcement details, lifting inserts and installation references.
Shop, Embedment & Erection Drawings
Production sheets, connection hardware schedules, embedment plans, erection marking, elevations and coordinated drawing registers.
Drawing Package
From issued source documents to fabrication-ready review sets
Project inputs
- Current structural and architectural plans, sections and specifications
- Approved precast member sizes, schedules and connection designs
- Reinforcement, strand and lifting requirements from authorized designers
- Fabricator standards for shop tickets, unit naming and schedules
- Interface drawings for steel, foundations, services and adjacent trades
- Review comments, revision registers and agreed issue formats
Typical outputs
- Precast unit shop drawings and reinforcement information
- Panel and member elevations, dimensions, sections and details
- Cast-in plate, ferrule, insert and hardware placement schedules
- Precast erection layouts, marking plans and connection references
- Quantity and material schedules where supplied scope supports them
- Client-specified DWG, PDF and coordinated model deliverables
Production or site use follows the project's review and authorization procedure. Detail drawings do not replace approved structural design, connection calculations, lifting engineering or temporary works design.
How We Work
A controlled precast detailing workflow
Scope & input review
Check latest issued drawings, member scope, detailing standards and any missing decisions.
Model & detail
Prepare element geometry, shop sheets, embedded items, erection layouts and schedules.
Coordinate & revise
Review interfaces, dimensions, member marks and comments; raise unresolved discrepancies.
Package & issue
Provide revision-identified documents in agreed formats for authorized client review.
Common Questions
Precast detailing FAQs
What precast elements can be included in a detailing package?
Depending on the agreed scope, packages may cover walls, beams, columns, slabs, hollow-core planks, double tees, spandrels, stairs, landings and their associated inserts and connections.
Do you prepare both shop drawings and erection drawings?
Yes. The drafting scope can include individual precast unit shop drawings, erection marking plans, elevations, interface details and schedules based on client-supplied approved information.
What information is required before detailing starts?
Current architectural and structural plans, approved member and connection requirements, fabricator standards, relevant coordination backgrounds and delivery specifications are typically needed.
Who approves precast design, lifting and connections?
Structural design, connection capacities, lifting arrangements, temporary bracing, code compliance and final approvals remain with the designated engineers and authorized project parties.
Explore Precast Capabilities
Dedicated detailing services for each precast system
Use these service pages to review the technical scope for your particular precast components.
Need precast detailing support?
Send your precast element schedule, issued drawings, drawing standards and planned deliverables. We can review the required detailing scope and project coordination needs.