Bent glass, measured and drawn
I measure on site with a laser and draw every panel, so you can quote the job and order the glass off the drawings.
- Firm
- LINEWRIGHT
- Project
- CORNER BALCONY, LEVEL 1
- Drawing
- PLAN, AS MEASURED
- Sheet
- 01 OF 09
- Rev
- A
How a remake happens
- Measured with a tape and a template
- Toughened in the factory. Can't be trimmed after.
- It doesn't fit on site.
- Remade, and installed a second time weeks later.
How a job runs
- 1 You send the job Address, plans, the glass spec.
- 2 I measure on site A laser maps the opening and the slab edge, point by point.
- 3 I draw it to cut Shop drawings and cut files, a sheet for every panel.
- 4 You check, your fabricator cuts Look it over on your phone before anything is ordered.
Design settings
Spigots, standoffs or channel, fixing centres, glass gaps, height above the floor, the top edge. Change one and every sheet and cut file follows.
PARTIAL ELEVATION, DEVELOPED
| Panel | Arc length | Chord | Radius | Height | Fixings |
|---|
What you get
- Every arc length, chord, radius and height, panel by panel.
- Tangent points marked, where each radius starts and stops.
- Each panel developed flat with its fixings, here P5.
P5.dxf
Jobs I measure and draw
- Bent balustrades
- Curved pool fences
- Curved shopfronts
- Bent skylights
- Raked openings
- Out of square openings
Measured and drawn by the same person
I've spent years drafting glass jobs in CAD. Now I measure them on site too.