Four illustrative scenarios show which questions are associated with common renovations. These are not customer reference projects.
A resident wants to connect two rooms and is considering an opening in an existing wall.
Start with drawings of the floors involved and the desired opening. Discuss what the wall supports, how forces are dissipated and who provides the temporary support.
View the corresponding calculation →The wish is a larger living room with a wide opening to a new extension.
Coordinate facade shelter, roof and foundation. Collect existing foundation data and identify what information is still missing about soil and house.
View the corresponding calculation →A light roof structure should create extra space on top of the existing home.
Include the carrying route to the foundation in the design question. The weight of the new layer, existing support and connections are part of the same assessment.
View the corresponding calculation →An existing wooden floor is given a new layout and a different floor structure.
Visualize the beam layer, spans and supports. Share the planned construction, installations and any savings before the solution is developed.
View the corresponding calculation →Tell us what you want to change. Then we look at what calculation is needed.
