ISO CHEMIE has launched new 3D BIM (Building Information Modelling) technology to meet the demand in large and complex fenestration projects across the UK.

The foam tape sealing firm's new technology will enable architects and designers to integrate high quality scaled digital information around window and door sealing solutions as part of their 3D visualisations and client presentations

The new service will facilitate the planning, delivery and management of window and door design and installations using a common data model for all participants. All the relevant building data is digitally recorded, combined and interlinked in a model.


Andy Swift, ISO CHEMIE's UK national sales manager, said the scope of 3D BIM is expected to expand as the service gains traction among existing and new customers.

He added: "It's important that clear information is made available to those involved in the fenestration design, specification and supply sectors. Linking this to the 3D visualisation of plans and drawings delivers new levels of accuracy.

"If a window needs replacing in the future, it will be clearly identifiable which products were originally used and the affected component connections. Renovation and refurbishment projects can therefore be planned more efficiently and carried out under controlled conditions."

(CM/JG)