Gym and athletic equipment takeoffs
This is the trade Takeoff Tool was built in. It reads the gymnasium equipment section, keeps the lines you sell, counts them on the plans and stops at every conflict.
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Takeoff Tool runs real bid packets in this trade today. Start a trial and drop one in.
The spec sections it reads
- 11 66 23Gymnasium equipment
- 11 66 43Interior scoreboards
- 11 66 53Gymnasium dividers
- 12 66 00Telescoping stands (bleachers)
What it counts
- 01
Basketball backstops
Main court and side court units, with the mount type the drawings show. - 02
Wall padding
Pad runs by height, read from your On-Screen Takeoff file when you include it. - 03
Volleyball systems
Courts, sleeves and net storage. - 04
Scoreboards
Model and count, including boards that appear only as a tag on an elevation. - 05
Outdoor goals
Counted from the site and civil sheets. - 06
Divider curtains and bleachers
Kept or dropped by what your company sells.
What it flags
- 01
Spec'd but not drawn
A divider curtain in the spec with nothing on the plans. - 02
Drawn but not spec'd
Pickleball courts on the floor plan that the section never mentions. - 03
Mount mismatch
The spec calls for one backstop mount and the reflected ceiling plan shows another. - 04
By others
Items marked owner furnished, not in contract or by others on the plan sheets. It proposes the exclusion and shows you the note. - 05
Manufacturer questions
A basis-of-design maker you do not carry. It tells you what the spec says about equals. - 06
Cover facts
Bid date, completion date, bonds, prevailing wage, tax exempt status and warranty, each with the quote it came from.
Gym and athletic equipment: common questions
- Which spec sections does it read?
- It reads the gymnasium equipment sections, most often 11 66 23, and finds them inside a full Project Manual. You do not need to cut the section out first.
- Does it read On-Screen Takeoff files?
- Yes. Add the .ost file to the packet and it reads the quantities you drew, such as wall pad runs. It ties them to the takeoff and shows the sheet each count came from.
- Does it know my company's rules?
- Yes. A correction can be saved as a house rule for your company. House rules run only on your jobs. They never run on another company's takeoff.
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