Mizan · BQ from drawings

Drawings in.Bill out.

Upload the plan. Mizan reads the walls, doors and windows, then drafts the quantities for a QS to check.

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Step 1 of 4 · Walls and openings

Walls rise from the lines.

Hatched wall faces become 200 mm stone walling. Door swings and window frames become openings with the widths drawn on the plan. Move the pointer over a wall to see what it is worth.

Step 2 of 4 · Surfaces

Every surface, counted.

Floors, screed, ceilings, plaster and paint take their areas from the same geometry, so one corrected wall corrects every line that depends on it.

Step 3 of 4 · Storeys

Read once, built three times.

A typical floor is read once and applied to every storey it stands for. Quantities multiply. Nothing is measured twice by hand.

Step 4 of 4 · The bill

A draft bill, line by line.

Draft · quantities not verified

Each line names its trade and unit and stays a draft until a QS approves it. These figures are counted from the sample model on screen, not from your drawings.

Ref	Description	Unit	Per floor	3 floors

Try it with your drawings

Sample building drawn for this preview: two studios, two washrooms, a stair core and an open passage on each of three floors. Not a real project.