1420 LF → 1560 LF
+140 LFPregrooved → Pregrooved
THE CONSTRUCTION PLAN ROOM
Select a takeoff line to highlight its drawing evidence.
Follow drawing → quantities ↘FICTIONAL SOURCE / LIVE SAMPLE RECORD
Schedule, row 1 · page 1
Source. The controlling document starts the record.
The wood surface is an illustrative reference. Native geometry is an undimensioned illustration; quantities come from these records. Symbolic groups are not piece counts. A stated groove does not establish its dimensions.
Sample project · Fictional plan and schedule. Select a material line or a highlighted callout.
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Keyboard alternative: percentages of the displayed page, measured from its top-left corner.
Annotations are reviewer-created evidence links. They do not verify quantities, drawing scale or an extracted requirement. Select a highlighted region to return to its takeoff row.
| Item / role | Quantity | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 1420 LF | Explicit | |
| 120 LF | Explicit | |
| Missing pcs | Missing |
Fictional example — not a measured project.
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SOURCE EVIDENCE → MATERIAL GEOMETRY
A visual bridge into the editable rectangle below. This undimensioned reference supplies no project quantities.
ONE DRAWING → ONE MATERIAL PLAN
Editable hypothetical rectangle · select a row and trace it into stock.
Geometry follows your inputs. Wood appearance is a visual reference, not a measured plan. 3 reserve pieces stay outside this footprint.
Installed face 5.5 in. Assigned to raw stock board 1.
01 / DRAWING
20 × 12 = 240 SF. The next view places real-width rows and internal gaps inside this same rectangle.
REVISION REVIEW
Compare the requirements, then inspect what changed. Quantity changes stay separate from profile changes. Nothing is silently merged into your takeoff.
Illustration: two fictional schedules, with values stated for this exercise. Upload both revisions to compare your own lists. This compares stated records, not drawing geometry or automatic PDF extraction.
1420 LF → 1560 LF
+140 LFPregrooved → Pregrooved
120 LF → 132 LF
+12 LFSquare edge → One-sided groove
— → 48 LF
Not present → Square edge
The change labels and values come from the record comparison below. Drawn groups are symbolic; a board does not represent one LF. Profile cuts are undimensioned schematics only when stated in the record.
| Material | Quantity | Profile |
|---|---|---|
| Field boardsIpe · 5/4×6 nominal | 1420 LF | Pregrooved |
| Perimeter boardsIpe · 5/4×6 nominal | 120 LF | Square edge |
| Material | Quantity | Profile |
|---|---|---|
| Field boardsIpe · 5/4×6 nominal | 1560 LF | Pregrooved |
| Perimeter boardsIpe · 5/4×6 nominal | 132 LF | One-sided groove |
| Stair fasciaSpecies missing · 5/4×6 nominal | 48 LF | Square edge |
quantity: 1420 → 1560
Quantity delta: +140 LF. This is a comparison, not an additional order quantity.
Review against the controlling document before replacing an approved record.A REQUIREMENT IS ONLY AS GOOD AS ITS EVIDENCE
Written in a source. Check the document and revision.
A reasoned interpretation. It is not a specification.
A planning recommendation, kept separate from requirements.
No answer established. Resolve before procurement.
THE KNOWLEDGE BEHIND THE RECORD
Work through coverage, linear footage and actual volume with the quantity worksheet.
Open quantity worksheet ↗02 / CUTTINGAssign finished parts to stock. Keep kerf, end trim and offcuts visible.
Open cut planner ↗03 / EXAMPLESWork through fictional scenarios with explicit inputs and reviewable methods.
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