Brief & feasibility
We read the spec and the certification route, then say plainly what is buildable — before anything gets modelled.
Deliverable: Feasibility noteDigital Blitz is a UK drawing office for security doorsets, blast-resistant assemblies and architectural metalwork. We take a performance spec and hand back fabrication drawings the shop floor can cut from.
Six things we do every week — most jobs need three or four of them together.
Production 2D and 3D work in AutoCAD and SolidWorks, from marked-up survey sketches to a full coordinated sheet set.
DWG DXF STEP 02Junctions, fixings, thresholds and interfaces resolved at 1:5 and 1:2, so nobody on site has to improvise.
1:5 1:2 RFI 03Doorsets designed around the certification route from day one, with the test evidence trail kept intact.
LPS 1175 PAS 24 04FD30 to FD120 assemblies checked against field-of-application, with ironmongery schedules that actually comply.
FD60 EN 1634 05Revit families and SolidWorks PDM vaults configured properly — naming, revisions and permissions that survive a busy job.
Revit PDM 06Drawing registers, mark-ups, transmittals and revision control, run through to handover.
Bluebeam RegistersA rated doorset is a stack of decisions. We draw every one of them.
External doorsets holding an SR rating and a 1.4 W/m²K U-value on the same profile, drawn through to fabrication.
LPS 1175 SolidWorks See package types →Anchor layouts, leaf build-ups and frame reinforcement drawn to suit the rating and the surrounding structure.
ISO 16933 EXV25 See package types →Frame junctions, seal positions and ironmongery cut-outs documented against the assembly's own test evidence.
FD60 Bluebeam See package types →A decade of production drafting, mostly for manufacturers and specialist installers.
Four stages, each ending in something you can actually use.
We read the spec and the certification route, then say plainly what is buildable — before anything gets modelled.
Deliverable: Feasibility noteGeneral arrangements and build-ups, reviewed with you and marked up in Bluebeam until the shape is agreed.
Deliverable: GA set · PDFEvery section, fixing and cut-out resolved. Cut lists, bills of materials and nested profiles for the shop floor.
Deliverable: DWG · DXF · STEPIssued for construction under revision control, with a register, transmittal and RFIs answered against the same model.
Deliverable: IFC packageMost packages fail in the detail — so that is where we start.
Drawings, a scope, or a photo of the opening — whatever you have. You'll get a scoped fee and a programme back, usually within two working days. Not a brochure.