Share your standards
Send your services, materials, clearance rules, and a spec or standards file.
An Installation Efficiency Zone (IEZ) profile encodes your shop's fabrication standards, services, materials, hanger rules, and clearances into a ForgeFab-ready configuration. Tell us how your team builds, share your spec, and we'll deliver a profile you can load straight into ForgeFab.
Send your services, materials, clearance rules, and a spec or standards file.
We translate your standards into a tested IEZ profile, built bespoke for your shop.
Receive a ForgeFab-ready profile and start fabricating to your standards.
Your IEZ profile isn't improvised. It's built to MEP-STD-001, our versioned MEP Standards Manual, a single, unambiguous reference governing materials, system types, connectors, naming, and Revit service-pack structure across Mechanical Ductwork, Pipework, and Plumbing.
One unified duct service across galvanized, stainless, aluminium, fiberglass, flex & fabric, differentiated by material code & SMACNA pressure class (A–E / HP), not tangled service trees.
Hydronic, refrigerant, steam, compressed air, gas, medical-gas & fire-suppression piping, standardized schedules, materials, and system types.
Domestic water, sanitary DWV, storm & specialty waste, material standards, DFU fixture-unit loads, and IPC / UPC code references.
One service family per discipline, with material & pressure class encoded in the type name: cleaner models and far fewer connector conflicts.
Explicit connector types and system-classification mapping that stop Revit connector errors before they propagate across federated models.
A single, unambiguous MD / MP / PL naming standard applied to every system type and duct/pipe family.
A structured service pack pre-loads every compliant system type, family, and shared parameter straight into your template.
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