Intumescent Estimator
Intumescent Estimator
Passive Fire Protection
Intumescent Coating Takeoff &
Loading Schedule:
Steel & Timber
For approved intumescent applicators, coating suppliers and engineers who need scope accuracy and traceability from drawings through to DFT sign-off.
We convert structural drawings into a measured take-off and a structured loading schedule that’s ready to send to the intumescent manufacturer for WFT/DFT calculations.
We measure and schedule by level/zone & member type (beams, columns, portals, struts, bracing, plates etc) that includes side exposures and surface areas so the supplier/engineer can extend WFT (application thickness) and DFT (testing requirement) into total litres for pricing.
Revision-friendly: any updated drawing sets that are issued can be easily re-measured with a clear delta-summary that allows pricing any contract variations with the least amount of hassle.
Email your plans and we’ll confirm a fixed fee and turnaround timeframes today.
Real Quantities
Real Pricing
Pricing Drawings
Send through the Architectural & Structural documentation sets along with any NTT's & Specifications issued to date.
CostX Takeoff
Drawings are loaded into CostX for manual take-off. We follow ANZSMM 2022 best practices for measuring.
Detailed Quantities
Scope is measured in depth and presented in a logical manner, with any level or zone specific preliminary items like inductions, testing, access etc isolated.
Loading Schedule
Based on the final takeoff, quantities and members are split by level and put into a loading schedule to be sent to relevant engineers for WFT, DFT and litre calculations for pricing.
Final Estimate Summary
Scope is split out by level/zone and measured in depth, with any overarching preliminary items such as site sheds, shop drawings, as-built's, PS3 and similar isolated above.
Final Estimate Detail
Receive the trade detail measure separated out by level/zone as a fixed baseline in the event of any variations or benchmarking.
Excel Summary
Receive the soft copy workbook with summary by level/zone as an invaluable tool for pricing, payment claims and variations.
Excel Workbook Detail
Receive the soft copy workbook with a breakdown by level/zone.
Pricing Service
Architectural Coatings
We can include a m2 surface area for all members in the same format if there are aesthetic finish topcoats applied to intumescent.
11. Cover Letter
As with all our work, we issue a covering letter that includes the final PDF measure, baseline documents used, plus any noteworthy tags or clarifications.
Pricing Drawings
Send through the Architectural & Structural documentation sets along with any NTT's & Specifications issued to date.
CostX Takeoff
Drawings are loaded into CostX for manual take-off. We follow ANZSMM 2022 best practices for measuring.
Detailed Quantities
Scope is measured in depth and presented in a logical manner, with any level or zone specific preliminary items like inductions, testing, access etc isolated.
Final Estimate Detail
Receive the trade detail measure separated out by level/zone as a fixed baseline in the event of any variations or benchmarking.
Excel Summary
Receive the soft copy workbook with summary by level/zone as a valuable tool for pricing, payment claims and variations.
Architectural Coatings
We can also include a m2 area of all members in the same format if there are aesthetic finish topcoat systems applied to intumescent.
. Cover Letter
As with all our work, we issue a covering letter that includes the final PDF measure, baseline documents used, plus any noteworthy tags or clarifications.
Excel Workbook Detail
Receive the soft copy workbook with a full breakdown by level/zone.
Loading Schedule
Receive the trade detail measure separated out by level/zone as a fixed baseline in the event of any variations or benchmarking.
Final Estimate Summary
Scope is split out by level/zone and measured in depth, with any overarching preliminary items such as site sheds, shop drawings, as-built's, PS3 and similar isolated above.
Real Quantities
Real Pricing
FAQ
Can you format the take-off into a supplier-ready loading schedule (member-by-member)?
Yes. We can structure schedules by member mark/type, FRR/zone (where provided), sides/exposure, and measured surface area so manufacturers/engineers can extend WFT/DFT requirements without rework.
Can you separate steel vs timber and split by stages (shop-applied vs site-applied)?
Yes. We can package the schedule by material (steel/timber), building area/level, and application stage so procurement, programme, and access constraints are easier to manage.
Do you measure by sides/exposure and account for member configuration (UB/UC/SHS/RHS/CHS, plates)?
Yes. We measure to the drawing intent and schedule by member type/configuration with clear “sides to coat” assumptions so pricing and film-build requirements align to the actual exposure condition.
How does your schedule support QA (DFT testing) and close-out documentation?
We keep traceability from drawings through take-off to loading schedule so members can be cross-referenced during application. That makes it easier to plan QA sampling, track film build against required DFT, and compile supporting documentation for independent verification.
Can you format the take-off into a supplier-ready loading schedule (member-by-member)?
Yes. We can structure schedules by member mark/type, FRR/zone (where provided), sides/exposure, and measured surface area so manufacturers/engineers can extend WFT/DFT requirements without rework.
Can you separate steel vs timber and split by stages (shop-applied vs site-applied)?
Yes. We can package the schedule by material (steel/timber), building area/level, and application stage so procurement, programme, and access constraints are easier to manage.
Do you measure by sides/exposure and account for member configuration (UB/UC/SHS/RHS/CHS, plates)?
Yes. We measure to the drawing intent and schedule by member type/configuration with clear “sides to coat” assumptions so pricing and film-build requirements align to the actual exposure condition.
How does your schedule support QA (DFT testing) and close-out documentation?
We keep traceability from drawings through take-off to loading schedule so members can be cross-referenced during application. That makes it easier to plan QA sampling, track film build against required DFT, and compile supporting documentation for independent verification.
Can you format the take-off into a supplier-ready loading schedule (member-by-member)?
Yes. We can structure schedules by member mark/type, FRR/zone (where provided), sides/exposure, and measured surface area so manufacturers/engineers can extend WFT/DFT requirements without rework.
Can you separate steel vs timber and split by stages (shop-applied vs site-applied)?
Yes. We can package the schedule by material (steel/timber), building area/level, and application stage so procurement, programme, and access constraints are easier to manage.
Do you measure by sides/exposure and account for member configuration (UB/UC/SHS/RHS/CHS, plates)?
Yes. We measure to the drawing intent and schedule by member type/configuration with clear “sides to coat” assumptions so pricing and film-build requirements align to the actual exposure condition.
How does your schedule support QA (DFT testing) and close-out documentation?
We keep traceability from drawings through take-off to loading schedule so members can be cross-referenced during application. That makes it easier to plan QA sampling, track film build against required DFT, and compile supporting documentation for independent verification.