Infinity Tools

Drainage shafts, placed and kept up to date

Place Shaft

Select the pipes and click once. The shaft is placed on the ground, the pipes are trimmed into it and every level is written.

Refresh Shafts

Pipes move; shafts keep up. Every shaft is brought up to date before the model is saved, synced, printed or exported, so outdated levels never reach a drawing.

Shaft Settings

Works with the office's own shaft families and parameters. A new family is a settings change.

Automatic pipe tagging and spot elevations

Place Tags

A drainage plan annotated to the office's standard in one run: every pipe tag and elevation mark the drawing needs. Run it on one view, a selection of views, or every view on a set of sheets.

Annotation Settings

The office's annotation standard in one place: which pipes, risers, fittings and fixtures get which tag, and when. Set it once; every project follows it.

Centre Tag Labels

Every tag family in the project checked and tidied in one pass, with a list showing exactly what changed.

Pipe routing from sketch lines

Lines to Pipes

Sketch the route from fixtures to riser as simple lines. Pick the system and depth, preview it, and the tool builds the real network: pipes, fittings and falls, with floor drains placed at the showers. If a connection can't be made cleanly, it's rolled back rather than left half-built.

Plumbing fixtures placed from DWG drawings

DWG Fixtures

Show it one sink in the architect's DWG: where it sits, which way it faces, which family it becomes. It finds every matching sink across the drawings and levels and places them all. Rules are saved, so the next drawing needs no set-up. When the architect sends an update, every change is listed for review before anything moves.