SPEC READER · PRICING ENGINE · TENDER EXPORT

Spec to priced quote.
In minutes, not days.

Upload the architect's wall-type schedule. DryLine matches every type to the White Book, runs takeoff against the floor plan, and exports a tender workbook in your sell rates.

2,430 specs · BG, Knauf, Siniat £15M projects supported UK commercial drylining
PRODUCT · SPEC REVIEW

Every wall type, classified, priced, and ready to challenge.

Spec Review DeflectionPartition Qty Ceiling QtyQuote Builder
HEXAGON HOUSE
A206062
wall_type_id 04
GypWall Classic · 70mm stud · 2× 12.5mm WallBoard · 44 Rw / 60 FR
EXACT MATCH
A206075
wall_type_id 07
GypWall Quiet · 92mm · 2× 15mm SoundBloc · APR 1200
COMPONENT
C015017
ceiling 11
CasoLine MF · 12.5mm WallBoard · pendant hung
CEILING
A206113
wall_type_id 09
GypWall Robust · 70S50 · DuraLine · impact-rated corridor
APPROX

The product is dark. The marketing page is light. The contrast is intentional — it's the workshop, not the showroom.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. No re-keying.

STEP 01

Upload the architect schedule.

Drop in the partition and ceiling PDFs. Type 1 legends, Type 2 schedules, Type 3 floor-plan callouts, Type 4 hybrids — all parsed.

STEP 02

Match against the White Book.

1,318 BG walls, 482 Knauf, 364 Siniat. Each spec lands as exact match, direct code, or out-of-scope. You confirm, amend, override.

STEP 03

Export the tender workbook.

Internal pricing book or sell-rate-only tender. Materials, labour, oncosts, OH/profit/MCD — all editable, all defended.

BUILT FOR UK COMMERCIAL DRYLINING

Built by drylining contractors, for drylining contractors.

WHAT WE DON'T DO
  • Generic multi-trade calculators
  • Tools built by people who've never priced a wall type
  • Stock photos of hard hats and clipboards
  • Replacing the commercial manager's judgement
  • "AI-powered" hero claims
WHAT WE DO
  • Read architect specs, match the White Book
  • BoQ, valuation, retention, AfP, JCT, NEC
  • Editable rates, defended margins, CVR-ready
  • Tender workbook in your house format
  • Save the QS the days they'd lose to typing