Submittal set

One PDF you can hand to a GC, an architect or a fabricator: the elevation with every panel at its real position, a panel map with each tag's blank and grooves, the panel schedule, and a revision sheet. Every sheet carries a title block with the drawing number, revision and sheet count — because a submittal is filed by revision.

Schedule

Columns: id,w,h,return,thickness,reveal,qty,x,y,zone,finish,core,note,units — only id,w,h are required. Add x,y,zone to place panels on a wall and the elevation is drawn to scale at those positions; leave them out and the set says auto-arranged — not for construction instead of pretending. units takes mm (default) or in.

Project Client / architect Revision Issued as Sheet size Notes printed on the cover

Re-issue: paste the previous schedule to get a "what moved" sheet

Every added, removed and resized tag is listed on the revision sheet, so the person reading rev B can see what changed without diffing two drawings by eye.

Shop plan required

What's in the set

G-0cover, drawing list, material spec, approval block

E-1…elevations — panels to scale, tagged, overall dimensions

M-1…panel map — every tag with its blank, notches and grooves

S-1…panel schedule — face, return, blank, m², kg, finish, core

R-1revision history, and what moved if you load the last issue

See one first

A complete example, built from the sample schedule on this page — same drawings, same title block, nothing held back.

Open the sample submittal (PDF)

Panels are checked against an overlap test and a position check before the PDF is written: two tags claiming the same wall space is the most expensive mistake in a submittal, so it is reported, not guessed at.