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Quantity takeoff for plasterboard & drylining
CostTakeoff is used across plasterboard & drylining — measure straight off your drawings in m², m, and get a bill of quantities without the learning curve.
A simple example measured in CostTakeoff — our categories on the left, quantities building on the drawing, your branding on the sheet.
Why CostTakeoff
Fast, honest takeoff for plasterboard & drylining
You measure plasterboard & drylining the way you measure every scope in CostTakeoff — draw areas in m² and runs in metres straight on the PDF and the quantities build into a bill of quantities as you go. The example above is a takeoff just like the ones you'll run.
The method
From drawing to bill of quantities, in four steps
- 1
Upload
Drop in the PDF drawing set.
- 2
Set the scale
Once per drawing — the one step worth learning.
- 3
Measure
Areas, lengths and counts, straight off the sheet.
- 4
Read your BOQ
Quantities build as you draw. Export to Excel or PDF.
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