BIM objects for manufacturers. A smart BIM object is a digital version of your product that carries its real geometry and data, so the architects and designers who build in BIM can place and specify it. We develop them for you, accurate and built to the standards designers work to.
When should you turn your products into BIM objects?
Architects and designers build in BIM, and they specify what they can place in the model. A product with no accurate object is easy to overlook. Three signs it is time.
Your products are not in BIM yet
Designers reach for what they can drop straight into the model with the right data already attached. If your products are not there, the specification often goes to one that is.
Architects ask you for BIM files
Requests for BIM objects are coming in from the firms that specify you. Answering them one by one, in whatever format each asks for, does not scale.
Your current objects are inconsistent
You already have some objects, but they vary in quality, data, and the standards they follow. They need bringing up to one consistent, maintained level.
Typical outcomes
Accurate objects do more than fill a model. They put your products in front of the people who decide what gets built.
Specified more often
When your products exist as accurate BIM objects, designers can place and specify them. That is where demand starts, inside the model.
Accurate, real-world objects
Objects that match the real product in geometry and data, so designers trust them and the decisions they make hold.
Time and cost saved downstream
Complete objects spare designers the guesswork and the rework. That is what makes your product the easy one to choose.
Objects that stay current
Maintenance keeps your objects aligned with the standards and your product range as both of them change.
Who this is for
For manufacturers and suppliers of building products, furniture, and systems who want architects and designers to specify them.
Building-product manufacturers
Manufacturers of building materials, components, and systems who want their products accurate and available in the models architects and engineers build every day.
Furniture and fixture makers
Makers whose products are placed by interior architects and designers, ready to drag into a BIM model with the right dimensions and data already attached.
Suppliers and distributors
Suppliers and distributors who want a branded, maintained object library as a way to stand out with the firms that specify products.