EXPORTS
Tender-ready deliverables
One layout, every format procurement expects — the presentation plan, the CAD handoff, the equipment schedule, and HD shots, straight from the editor.
Start planningWatch the run
Just under three minutes, start to finish, on our own demo lab: a room and its wall services become a brief, the brief becomes ranked candidate layouts, the checks run live as you edit, and the tender pack comes out the other end — in the same formats you can download below.
No sound — the captions are on screen. 2 min 55 s.
- Describe the room: a preset or a custom shape, dimensions, and the services available on each wall.
- List the equipment, then choose from generated candidate layouts, each ranked against the configured EN pre-checks.
- One layout in 2D and 3D, and the inspector: every option on a unit — finish, worktop, under-bench modules, fittings, power — is editable.
- Live checks: dragging a bench too close raises a finding that names the standard behind it (EN 14056), and it clears when the bench moves back.
- The HD Shot studio: path-traced renders that go straight into the PDF pack.
- The sectioned tender bill in Excel, priced from a rate card. The rates in the video are illustrative inputs on a demo rate card; LabPlanner supplies no prices.
- The PDF pack itself, design-intent disclaimer intact, closing with the HD shots (the recording shows the preview mark free accounts carried at the time).
What you can export
Presentation plan + equipment schedule + HD shots in one document.
CAD handoff with layered walls, doors, furniture, and dimension chains.
Itemised equipment schedule with sizes, services, and standard notes.
Print-true 2D plan with legend, scale bar, and title block.
Path-traced 2K/4K renders from the in-browser studio.
Bill of quantities: item codes, machine-readable sizes and services, worktop linear metres with a per-material summary, and an installation line — unit rates left empty for your estimator, in the currency you choose.
See the actual files
Generated from the demo project by the same exporters you would use. During early access your exports come out like these: no preview mark, the design-intent disclaimer on every sheet. Open them in your CAD and your spreadsheet before you sign up.
What every account produces
During early access every export is clean and ready to send — no preview mark — and the title block carries your company name and logo once you add them in your account. The design-intent disclaimer stays on every sheet.
DXF compatibility
ASCII DXF in the R2007 (AC1021) format, drawn 1:1 in millimetres, with walls, equipment, doors, dimensions and text on separate named layers. No proprietary objects — it opens in any CAD that reads DXF.
On every sheet
Design-intent only. A qualified professional must validate against local building, fire, and civil-defence codes before procurement or construction.