Shop drawings for glazing contractors.

Storefront, curtain wall, entrances and heavy glass, drawn by someone with 12 years in the glass trade. Send me the job, get a quote back, and let your PMs get back to running work.

Glass and glazing, start to finish.

I draw storefront, curtain wall and entrance systems from all of the major manufacturers, along with heavy glass entrances, partitions and railings. If it’s in the glazing scope, I can draw it.

Interior storefront vertical and jamb details

Storefront and entrances

Elevations, sections and details for storefront framing and entrances, with door and hardware schedules that match the frame. Head, jamb and sill conditions are drawn to the actual job, not copied from a typical.

Curtain wall horizontal and structural attachment detail

Curtain wall

Curtain wall elevations, typical and special mullion conditions, stack joints, perimeter details and attachment to structure.

Glass railing base shoe section detail

Railings and windscreens

Base shoe, standoff and post-mounted glass railings and windscreens, with cap rails, layouts and attachment details.

Heavy glass pivot doors and glass wall plan detail

Heavy glass entrances and partitions

All-glass doors, sidelites, glass walls and office partitions, with pivot points, patch fittings, rails, hardware and clearances laid out.

A complete set, ready to submit.

You get drawings your PM can put in front of the architect without redlining them first. When comments come back, I handle the revisions until the set is approved and released for fabrication.

Typical sheet indexVaries by job
CoverProject information, general notes, system and finish data
PlansOpening locations, frame marks and keyed plan references
ElevationsEvery frame type, dimensioned, with glass and door callouts
DetailsHead, jamb, sill, mullion, anchorage and perimeter conditions
SchedulesDoor, frame, hardware and relite schedules
FilesSubmittal PDF, with DWG available on request

Why glaziers send me their drawings.

I've spent more than 12 years drafting for commercial glass companies. That shows up in drawings that need fewer corrections.

I know the trade

I know how these systems go together in the shop and on the wall, so you spend less time explaining the job and get fewer sheets marked up.

Capacity when you need it

Take on more work without hiring a drafter. Send me the overflow when your drafting backs up, and nothing when it doesn't.

Quoted before I start

Every project gets a price and a turnaround date up front, so you can plan submittals around it.

You talk to the drafter

The person answering your questions is the person drawing your job. No account managers and no hand-offs.

How it works

Four steps from your plans to an approved set.

1

Send the job

Email the architectural set, the spec section and the system you're bidding or buying.

2

Get a quote

You get a price and a turnaround date before any drafting starts.

3

Drawings delivered

A complete, dimensioned set, ready for your review and submittal.

4

Through approval

I make the revisions until the drawings are approved and released for fabrication.

Behind on drawings?

Send me the job. I'll look at the plans and get back to you with a price and a turnaround date.

bret@onmarkdrafting.com Email plan sets here, or send a download link for large files. 406-285-8756 Bret, owner and drafter. Based in Great Falls, Montana, working with glazing contractors anywhere.

Send plan sets to the email address on the left, or include a download link above.