The most common gap
Cupboards under the stairs and small storage rooms are the spaces most often forgotten. Add them to the level before you leave.
Guide · 5 min read
A house takes more method than a flat. Here is the order we follow to come back with complete, coherent plans for every storey.
Go round the house once without scanning. Open every door, turn every light on and note any locked room.
Scan all the rooms of the ground floor before going upstairs. The rooms merge into the plan of that level as you go.
Scan landings like any room. They connect the levels and help you read the plans together.
Under the roof, sweep the sloping ceiling slowly from low to high so the slope is captured properly.
Review each level plan on screen. A missing room is much easier to scan now than to come back for.
Cupboards under the stairs and small storage rooms are the spaces most often forgotten. Add them to the level before you leave.
Scan a house level by level: ArchiScan 3D merges rooms into one plan per storey and keeps the storeys together in a single project.
Read →LiDAR surveySurvey each room in a minute or two with the LiDAR sensor of your iPhone Pro or iPad Pro. Walls, doors, windows, cupboards and recesses are recognised as you walk.
Read →For contractorsSurvey a house storey by storey before quoting a renovation: dimensioned plans, heights, photos placed on the plan, and a DXF for your team.
Read →ArchiScan 3D is in beta on TestFlight. Ask for access.