Beam-to-Column Connections
Connection elevations and sections for framing joints, including shear tabs, clip angles, end plates, plate thicknesses and fastening references from approved design information.
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Structural steel / connection detailing
Develop coordinated bolted and welded connection drawing packages for structural steel fabrication and construction review. We document approved connection requirements, member interfaces, plates, bolt patterns and weld callouts with consistent drawing references.
Conceptual detail only. Final dimensions and connection requirements must follow authorized engineering documents.
Connection documentation scope
Our detailing support translates structural connection schedules, design sketches and issued-for-review drawings into consistent 2D detail packages. Where loads, sizes or attachment requirements are unclear, open items are identified for the responsible engineer rather than assumed.
Connection elevations and sections for framing joints, including shear tabs, clip angles, end plates, plate thicknesses and fastening references from approved design information.
Secondary beam framing, bolted seats, coping interfaces and erection clearances documented for fabrication and construction coordination.
Column base plate layouts, anchor bolt positions, stiffeners, leveling interfaces and foundation coordination based on project-approved criteria.
Gusset geometry, brace end connections, plate edges and bolt or weld references aligned with structural framing and engineer-issued connection requirements.
Drawing support for moment-resisting joints, stiffeners and specialty connection arrangements when their design, detailing criteria and applicable limitations are provided.
Connection component dimensions, hole patterns, welding symbols, part references and drawing revisions for controlled detail review.
Typical drawing package
Outputs and file formats are defined by the approved scope, available inputs and project review stage.
Drawing workflow
We organize connection documentation to reduce ambiguity between structural design requirements and fabrication drawings.
Confirm the connection list, governing drawings, drawing stages and responsible review parties.
Prepare detail geometry, connection callouts, part references and framing interfaces.
Cross-check drawings against approved information and refer unresolved design decisions for clarification.
Submit coordinated deliverables for authorized review and incorporate documented changes.
Clear responsibility boundaries
Connection capacity, seismic detailing, member forces, weld sizing and structural adequacy require qualified engineering assessment. Drafting based on design inputs does not itself certify a connection as suitable for fabrication or construction.
Any connection engineering calculations or design changes must be explicitly included in the contract and assigned to qualified project professionals. Review, stamping, code interpretation and fabrication-release authority remain with the designated engineer or approving party.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The detailing scope can cover bolted and welded structural joints using the applicable approved sketches, framing layouts, material requirements and project drawing standards.
Current framing plans, member sizes, issued connection requirements, relevant fastening specifications, fabricator conventions and drawing status are typically needed. Missing design criteria are referred to the responsible engineer.
Not automatically. Drafting and structural connection design are separate scopes. Calculation and design support must be expressly agreed and assigned to qualified engineers.
No. Drawings must pass the project's designated technical reviews and obtain the required authorization before they are released for fabrication or site use.
Connection detailing support
Send your current structural plans, connection schedules, fabrication standards and deliverable requirements to discuss a practical drafting scope.