Interior finishes takeoff
Drywall, floors, paint, tile, and ceilings - typed from the architectural plan.
Interior finishes takeoff is perimeter and area math plus a finish-schedule lookup. Kamai walks every wall, floor, and ceiling, types each from the finish and wall-type schedules, and emits quantities keyed to each room.
Wall types live in a schedule, fire ratings live in the code summary, and the actual wall geometry lives on the plan. Kamai joins all three.
Floors, paint, and tile come off the finish schedule and room boundaries: Kamai keys each finish to its room, so flooring and paint areas fall out of the same parse that types the walls.
Ceiling areas, soffits, bulkheads, and shaft walls are typed separately. Outputs split single-sided from double-sided runs.
Inputs Kamai reads on interior finishes work.
Every device, every fixture, every member - keyed to the legend.
Kamai reads the legend on the interior finishes sheet and types each symbol it counts.
What lands in your pipeline.
Every interior finishes detection emits a typed record. Here's the shape.
type InteriorfinishesDetection = {
element_id: string;
kind: enum(wall | floor | ceiling | paint | tile);
room_id: string?;
wall_type: string?;
quantity: number;
unit: enum(lf | sf);
fire_rating: string?;
sheet: string;
};How Interior finishes teams use Kamai.
Other trades.
- The same models, applied per trade.
- Every detection carries provenance back to the sheet.
- Drop-in via API, app, or direct integration.
Interior finishes takeoff - minutes, not days.
Bring a interior finishes sheet. See what Kamai extracts.
Minutes, not days. One real drawing. Sub-millimeter precision.