03 / LIGHT-GAUGE FRAMING & ERECTION DOCUMENTATION

Self-Storage
Detailing

Coordinated self-storage shop and erection drawings covering light-gauge framing, partitions, sheeting and material documentation.

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Architectural visualization of self-storage framing and roll-up doors

SERVICE SCOPE

From unit layout to coordinated framing details.

We develop self-storage detailing packages around the supplied architectural layout, structural design and manufacturer requirements. Plans, elevations, details and schedules are coordinated to present a consistent set of information for review, fabrication and installation within the agreed scope.

01

Unit layouts & setting out

Unit divisions, grid references, corridor arrangements, partition locations and dimensional coordination with the architectural layout.

02

Light-gauge framing

Stud, base channel, partition, wall framing and decking plans, where included, based on the supplied engineering and system requirements.

03

Shop & erection drawings

Member marks, assembly references and drawing organization to support the agreed fabrication and installation package.

04

Elevations, sections & details

Wall elevations, building sections and connection details coordinated with the supplied system and structural design.

05

Sheeting & material schedules

Sheeting elevations and layouts, member schedules and bills of materials aligned with the detailed package.

06

Interface & revision coordination

Coordinate doors, openings, transitions and adjoining construction. Track design changes through affected plans, details and schedules.

DELIVERY PROCESS

From project inputs
to a controlled submission.

Each stage connects the work performed with a defined output. The project scope and review requirements are agreed before production.

  1. 01

    Review layout and system inputs

    Confirm the architectural layout, structural drawings, system standards, unit arrangements and required deliverables.

    STAGE OUTPUT

    Agreed detailing basis and input list

  2. 02

    Coordinate framing and interfaces

    Check grids, partitions, openings and levels against the supplied design. Raise questions for missing or conflicting system details.

    STAGE OUTPUT

    Coordinated framing basis and RFIs

  3. 03

    Develop plans and detail sheets

    Prepare shop and erection drawings, elevations, sections and connection details within the agreed scope.

    STAGE OUTPUT

    Coordinated drawing package

  4. 04

    Reconcile schedules and quantities

    Check member marks, lengths, counts and material descriptions between drawings and the agreed schedule or BOM.

    STAGE OUTPUT

    Reconciled schedules and drawing checks

  5. 05

    Submit and incorporate revisions

    Issue for client review, address agreed comments, and update affected drawings and material documentation together.

    STAGE OUTPUT

    Controlled drawing and schedule issue

QUALITY ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL

Checks that support
clear, consistent deliverables.

Quality assurance defines the review requirements. Quality control checks the package against those requirements and the governing project inputs.

Self-Storage Detailing quality control review areas
Review areaWhat we check
Layouts & dimensionsUnit layout, grids, partition locations, levels and opening dimensions coordinated across plans and elevations.
Framing informationMember identification, section references, orientation and connection references checked against the supplied design.
Sheeting & interfacesSheeting extents, door openings, wall transitions and adjoining construction compared with the relevant details.
Schedules & BOMMember marks, descriptions, quantities and lengths reconciled with the drawing package; changes carried through the schedules.
Revision consistencyPlans, elevations, details and schedules reflect the same agreed revision, with outstanding coordination items identified.
BEFORE ISSUE

Record review comments, incorporate corrections, recheck affected items and confirm the package revision and issue status. Open items are identified for client resolution.

PACKAGE & INPUT REQUIREMENTS

A clear scope.
A defined handover.

The final deliverable list, file formats, responsibilities and submission schedule are confirmed for your project.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Typical deliverables

  • Shop and erection drawing packages
  • Framing, partition and scoped decking plans
  • Wall and sheeting elevations, sections and details
  • Member schedules and scoped bill of materials

PDF drawing packages; editable files, calculation formats and schedules as agreed in the scope.

WHAT WE NEED TO START

Project inputs

  • Current architectural layouts and structural drawings
  • Manufacturer or proprietary system detailing standards
  • Member sizes, connection design and engineering criteria
  • Door schedules, opening details and sheeting information
  • Required BOM format, drawing standards and submission priorities

LET’S DEFINE YOUR REQUIREMENTS

Planning a self-storage project?

Share your drawings, required scope and target submission date. We’ll discuss the package and next steps with you.