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Structural Drafting Group - Steel Detailing Outsourcing Services Company

Structural Drafting Group: The Range of Services- Structural Detail Drawings   At the time, you’re hiring a Structural Drafting Group structural detailing company for your structure details and site layout drafting of steel or concrete, there are few things you need to know about our firm. Our variety of services consists on full cycle of creating process from start-up to detail design.   What is Steel Detail Drawings? Steel detail drawings are the engineering drawings that detail the assembly of structural steel members and components. They provide information on the size, shape, and location of the steel elements, as well as connections and fasteners. Steel detailers use these drawings to create three-dimensional (3D) models of the structure, which are used by fabricators to create the actual steel members.   Why you need Steel Detail Drawings If you are planning any kind of construction project, whether it is a commercial building or a home extension, you will need

Why Professional Engineers Rely on Structural Drafting Group for Steel Detailing Services

Steel Detailing Services | Structural Steel Detailing Services | Steel Detailing Structural steel detailing   is a process that involves the creation of shop drawings and other related documents for structural steel work. The structural steel detailing process typically begins with a shop drawing. A shop drawing is a document that contains information about the size, shape and location of holes in the steel work. Shop drawings are used to verify the design and plan for structural steel work. In the United States, a shop drawing is created on engineering paper. These drawings are typically drawn by hand and include information about the size, shape and location of holes in the steel work. The drawings are then transferred onto a computer which will generate the structural steel detailing documents. This software conversion is called shop data or CAD data. Shop drawings are sometimes referred to as shop drawings. Shop drawings are similar to, but not defined by all three of the fol