Capacity without another drafting queue
Return repetitive former placement time to review and delivery.
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Boundary in. Rules set. Reviewable DXF out.
Built for complex slabs
How it works
Define the slab, choose the former products and set the rules your team already uses. Voidmap computes the arrangement across the whole slab.
Review geometry and exceptions in a visible workflow, then export a dimensioned DXF into drawing production.
See the complete workflowBring in the boundary, wet areas, setdowns and regions needing special treatment.
Explore ↗Choose products, heights, clearances, edge offsets and the logic your team reviews against.
Explore ↗Evaluate geometry and former mix together to return one optimised arrangement.
Explore ↗Resolve exceptions and move a tagged, dimensioned DXF into drawing production.
Explore ↗The principal’s case
Voidmap removes repeatable placement—not review. Your team controls the inputs, inspects the solution and approves what enters the drawing set.
Return repetitive former placement time to review and delivery.
↗Make products, clearances and placement logic visible and repeatable.
↗Review visually, then export a tagged and dimensioned DXF.
↗Working benchmark
per slab plan
per slab plan
Current workflow benchmarks. Actual results depend on plan complexity, configuration, review and team process.
Model your capacityWho it is built for
Directors measure capacity. Engineers review the solution. CAD teams produce the drawing. Each role sees the information it needs.



Where it proves itself
Adjust former heights around steps and depressed zones.
Evaluate multiple products inside one coherent arrangement.
Move a tagged, dimensioned DXF into the existing workflow.
Start with real work
Bring a representative plan, the products you specify and the rules your reviewers care about. We’ll use the result to show where Voidmap fits—and where it does not.