Project consultation · CAD · planning toolsStrength in every detail.
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Project consultation · CAD · digital planning

Design the detail.
Define the project.

Project consultation, CAD support and practical calculation tools for masonry, metalwork and construction. Bring the idea. Let’s make the next step clear.

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A practical design conversation

Turn project questions
into a clear brief.

A sketch, a material schedule or an unresolved connection detail can be the start of a useful conversation. Masonry Metals helps bring that information together.

Our consultation service connects the application, drawings, material choices and quantities. We help identify what is already defined, what needs further review and how the next stage of the project should be approached.

Alongside the conversation, our own branded Project Studio gives you practical tools to explore dimensions, material weight and cutting quantities before you enquire.

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How we can help

Consult. Design.
Plan with clarity.

Practical support for the decisions, drawings and material details that sit between an idea and a well-defined project.

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01 / Project support

Project consultation

Discuss the project, review the starting information and identify the drawings, measurements and decisions needed to move forward.

Plan your consultation
A metal component being measured with calipers
02 / Design detail

CAD & drawing support

Develop a clear dimensional brief, coordinate drawing information and prepare a concept that can be reviewed against the project specification.

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A close-up study of metal sheet and surface finishes
03 / Our own software

Project Studio

Use our branded online tools for material weight, cutting plans, dimensional conversion and an adjustable plate sketch with DXF export.

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Built around the detail

Your project.
Our digital workspace.

Masonry Metals Project Studio puts useful planning tools in one place, with clear inputs and results you can bring into a consultation.

01

Explore the numbers

Estimate material mass, compare quantities and understand the stock lengths behind a simple cutting plan.

02

Visualise a component

Adjust a plate outline and hole layout, see a live drawing and download the concept geometry as DXF or SVG.

03

Carry the brief forward

Download a planning summary or add it to your enquiry, then discuss the application and the information still to be confirmed.

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MASONRY METALS / PROJECT STUDIOLIVE TOOLS
Actual Masonry Metals Project Studio screen showing the adjustable plate drawing, dimensions and DXF download controls
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Inside our branded software

See the software
at work.

Our own Masonry Metals workspace connects clear inputs, useful metrics and a consultation brief. Explore the live tools below.

Material weight calculator screenshot with input dimensions, mass per piece and total mass
PROJECT STUDIO / WEIGHT

Material weight

Compare material mass and quantities, with the dimensions and density behind the estimate.

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Cutting planner screenshot showing stock quantities, utilisation, offcut totals and visual cutting bars
PROJECT STUDIO / CUTTING

Cutting plans & metrics

See stock quantities, cutting loss, offcuts and finished-length utilisation in one view.

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Actual Project Studio screenshots, shown with illustrative input values. Select a screen to open the full image.

White-label solutions

Your brand.
Your digital tools.

Bring branded calculators, concept drawing tools and enquiry workflows into your own business.

Start with the customer task. We can discuss the toolset, visual identity and project handoff needed to make the workspace part of your service.

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Where design meets the detail

A better brief.
A clearer drawing.
A considered next step.

Consultation brings the material, geometry and project context into the same conversation.

See how we work
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Support for real project questions

From a first sketch
to a defined requirement.

Whether you are planning a new detail, coordinating existing drawings or organising a material schedule, the starting point is the same: understand the project.

Bring the application, the dimensions you know and the constraints you are working within. A consultation can help organise the design conversation and the information needed for the next stage.

For material supply and bespoke components, we also keep the specification, finish and delivery requirements connected to the brief.

Our consultation workflow

Understand the question.
Define the next step.

A focused consultation begins with your project information and ends with a clear scope for what should happen next.

01

Bring the context.

Share the project, the application, current drawings and the question you need to resolve. Tell us what is confirmed and what is still being explored.

02

Review the detail.

Work through the dimensions, material assumptions and planning metrics. Use the Studio to support the discussion and make the starting information clearer.

03

Agree the scope.

Define the drawing support, information review or material enquiry needed next. Confirm the deliverables and any specialist design input required for the project.

The scope, fees, deliverables and programme are agreed for your individual consultation.

Materials, details & applications

The details behind
the design conversation.

Explore the textures, junctions and architectural possibilities that make metal such a versatile part of a project.

Prepare for a useful conversation

Start with the
information you have.

You do not need a finished specification before getting in touch. A clear starting point makes the consultation more useful.

Gather drawings, sketches or dimensions, a description of the application and any material requirements already defined. Add the quantity, programme and the questions you want to discuss.

Use the project checklist
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Before the consultation

A few useful
questions.

Set the right starting point for the project conversation.

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Can I begin with an idea or a rough sketch?

Yes. Explain what you are trying to achieve, add the dimensions you already know and identify the details that are still indicative. We can then discuss what information is needed to define the consultation.

What can I do in Project Studio?

Estimate material mass, plan repeated straight cuts, convert dimensions and create a simple four-hole plate concept. Download the outputs or transfer a planning summary into an enquiry.

How does CAD support fit into a consultation?

Begin with the application and the drawing information you have. We can discuss concept preparation, dimensional clarity and drawing coordination, then agree the scope and the files or deliverables required.

Are the online tools suitable for a final project design?

The Studio provides initial geometry and planning estimates. Final material grades, tolerances, fixing arrangements and performance requirements need to be reviewed through the project’s design and manufacturing specification.

How do I arrange a consultation?

Use the project enquiry form or email enquiries@masonrymetals.com. Include your project reference, the area you want to discuss and any current drawings. The consultation scope, fees and programme are confirmed for the individual project.

Start with a conversation

Let’s move your
project forward.

Bring the idea, the drawing or the question. We’ll help define the brief and the next step.

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