ReoFlo

ReoFlo is the reinforcement engine and the most mature of the four. It reads the structural set — reinforcement plans, sections, schedules, set-out plans, revision letters — and produces the documents a fabricator can cut and bend from and a steel fixer can actually work off.

It runs across every building class and civil work: footings, piers, slabs on ground, waffle and raft, suspended and post-tensioned slabs, beams, columns, walls, cores, stairs. It is not a residential-slab tool with extras bolted on.

The deliverable is a set, not a number

Without a mark, the fabricator does not know what to bend and the fixer does not know which bar goes where. So every ReoFlo package is issued as a set:

1. Bar mark schedule, with shapes — mark, product code, shape code, number off, cut length, the shape drawn with its dimensions over, and mass. One page per lot or unit, elements grouped and banded.
2. Marking plan — every mark stamped at its location on the plan and keyed to the schedule. Marks on the plan match the schedule, always.
3. Reo take-off — the summary plus the confirm register.
4. Bar bending schedule — shape codes and A/B/C/D leg dimensions, the cut-and-bend shop sheet.
5. Accessories, quantified — chairs, spacers, pods, tie wire, membrane, with supply-by against every line.

Where you have a nominated fabricator, we issue it in their own call-off format as a PDF, plus the workbook behind it.

Measured, not assumed

Every line carries its basis. A measured line says so and names the drawing it came off. A line we could not measure is marked as an allowance and the exact missing datum is named — not buried in a note.

If a bar length, a pier depth or a lap is not on the drawings, we do not invent it. It goes on a written query to you, the rest of the job is released, and only the marks that depend on the answer are held.