Mega Builder · by Mega Structures

One model. From the first sketch to the cut steel and the invoice.

Mega Builder is the program Mega Structures uses to design, draw, price and make buildings, steelwork, racking and cabinets. You bring a drawing. We bring the answers, the drawings and the cutting files.

Mega Builder — Design. Build. Play.
  1. 01SiteSet the erf, street, setbacks and levels
  2. 02BuildModel the building on a grid
  3. 03CheckAnalyse and design it
  4. 04DrawIssue the drawings
  5. 05QuantifyMeasure, price, programme
  6. 06MakeCut files for the shop
  7. 07ExecuteBuild, inspect, claim
Beside the strip:Model · make your own partsBudget · the bill pricedPresent · show the client
The promise

Modelled once. Every output follows.

A building is modelled once. The same model is checked by an analysis solver we wrote and verified, drawn onto sheets, measured into a quote, nested onto plate and sent to the laser. When the client comments, we change the model and every sheet, list and price follows.

No re-drawing. No retyping. No second set of numbers that disagrees with the first.

A portal-frame warehouse with a utilisation tag on every member, coloured green, amber and red
The same model, checked: utilisation on every member, in the window where the building is.
Three proof points
Verified

Matches established analysis software to a fraction of a percent

On real jobs — a 200-member tower frame, portal sheds, base plates, wind. Largest difference after rounding: 0.47 %.

Numbers on the Proof page →
Re-issued in a day

A portal-frame warehouse designed, drawn, quoted and re-issued after client comments within one day

Client comments in the morning; the revised set and a mezzanine option by the evening.

Real jobs →
One model, every output

Shop sheets, cutting lists, nests and the quote come from the same file

Change the model and the drawings, lists and prices change with it.

What you receive →
Real jobs, no client names

Built in the program, built in the shop

A welding table fabricated from nested plates, standing in the workshop

Welding table · shop sheets and nests from one model

Nine plate parts nested on a single 1 210 × 2 500 sheet at 76.8 % use, cut and welded in the shop.

A portal-frame warehouse skeleton with purlins, girts, bracing and footings

Portal-frame warehouse · re-issued in a day

Four skin moves in a test each left the drawing checker with zero failures; cleats, girts and sheeting followed.

A mezzanine floor: columns, beams, joists, deck, balustrade and stair

Mezzanine · five deck options

Priced as five deck options, each as its own quote, from one frame model.

Work with us

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Bring a job you have already done and compare. Or work with us on the next one.

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