FrameVerk product guide

Timber-frame CAD built around real structural members

Design timber frames in 2D and 3D. Connect walls, floors and roofs with member dimensions, timber quantities and cut lists in FrameVerk.

What this changes in your workflow

Work with purpose-built timber-frame controls instead of drawing anonymous lines and boxes.

Inspect the same structural layout in plan and 3D while dimensions and member identity stay connected.

Carry the model forward into timber quantities, cuts, cost planning and a view-only share link.

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Set the building footprint and the main dimensions.
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Add walls, openings, posts, beams, floors and the roof as real project elements.
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Review the complete frame before preparing materials or sharing the latest design.

Use a member reference to connect the drawing with its material record. Start with one piece before reviewing the complete frame.

Review the same member through the workflow
Review	Check	Expected information
Plan and 3D	Locate the same member in both views.	Its position and dimensions agree.
Material list	Find its member or group reference.	Section, length and quantity match the model.
After a design change	Review the affected members and outputs again.	The latest design is the basis for purchasing and fabrication.

A visible shape becomes useful project information when its dimensions and identity can be traced into the outputs.

The public demo shows the model. Editing and output review require editor access. Engineering checks remain part of the project process.