Detailed installation design is the detailed technical documentation that describes how the installations in a building are to be carried out. It is created during the preparation phase and develops the assumptions of the construction project. It contains specific solutions that the contractor can directly apply on site. The document defines the course of the installation, the diameters of the pipes, the location of the equipment and the method of installation. It also takes into account the selection of materials and the technical parameters of all components. This reduces the risk of errors and speeds up execution work.
Detailed installation design usually includes drawings, diagrams and technical descriptions. It often also includes bills of materials and installation guidelines. It facilitates coordination between the trades and avoids collisions on site. A well-prepared design increases control over costs and the quality of workmanship and allows for smooth acceptance and subsequent operation of the installation.
