Tomer Elran

In MEP projects, electrical layout  is the process of translating electrical design drawings into exact, install-ready locations inside the building. It defines where power, lighting, and low-voltage systems physically run—across slabs, through walls, above ceilings, and inside shafts. While electrical drawings show intent, electrical layout focuses on constructability : precise device placement, conduit routing, elevations, penetration points, and coordination with HVAC and plumbing systems....

In building MEP projects, plumbing layout  converts plumbing design drawings into exact field locations for water, waste, and storm systems. It defines where pipes run, how fixtures connect, and how gravity-based systems slope through the building. Because plumbing relies heavily on elevation, slope, and penetration accuracy , layout errors quickly become structural conflicts or inspection failures. Plumbing Installation using digital layout and laser Plumbing layout typically includes:...

HVAC 3D model What Mechanical Layout Actually Covers in the Field In MEP construction, mechanical layout  is the process of translating HVAC and piping design drawings into precise, buildable locations in the field. It defines exactly  where every mechanical system will be installed in three-dimensional space—horizontally, vertically, and in relation to structure and other trades. Unlike high-level design drawings, mechanical layout focuses on installation-level accuracy : elevations,...