AU metric · on-device
Takeoff you can run in the car park.
Eight launch tools for decks, fences, concrete, stair stringers, plasterboard, flooring, paint, and rebar. No account. No email wall. Numbers you can check.
Start with the deck
The other seven
Fence takeoff
Timber palings or steel panels, rails, posts, caps, gates, and post-hole concrete.
Concrete
Slabs, strip footings, pads, post holes, and a simple stair volume. Bags or plant mix.
Stair stringer
Riser, going, 2R+G, pitch, stringer length, and a printable cut layout.
Plasterboard
Sheets, tape, compound, and screws from a room box and openings.
Flooring
Room plus hallway, pack coverage, pattern waste, round-up to cartons.
Paint
Walls and ceiling, coats, coverage, openings, and AU tin round-up.
Rebar and mesh
N12/N16 bars, SL72/SL82 mesh, 6 m stock, typical-practice laps, published bar mass.
Before you cut
Is this engineering or a permit?
No. Spanlist is an estimating and layout aid. It is not engineering, not a permit, and not a substitute for the NCC, IRC, manufacturer span tables, or a licensed tradesperson.
Do I need an account?
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