IMPORTANCE OF REVIT® TEMPLATES

Revit being a multi-trade software, makes templates of high importance. Templates are preset and give users a standard environment required for any project and work within company guidelines. Typical templates include system families for modeling, annotations, view templates, sheets, schedules and titleblocks. Project units are also setup for all parameters to make scheduling and analysis easier. Also, they can provide project browser organization and delineation of disciplines, a key element for collaboration and working within the BIM environment.
*Templates are available in Revit Versions 2019-2022.

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STANDARD TEMPLATE PACKAGE (STP)

Our Standard Template Package includes the following:

• Trade Specific Template – (Mechanical/Plumbing, Electrical or Architectural) or Combined MEP Template
• 1 Kickoff Meeting with Print-O-Stat Applications Engineer (in person or virtual)
• 1 Meeting to review template (in person or virtual) – 1 Hour
• Standard Out-of-the-box families preloaded for trade(s)
• Creation of system types and phasing
• Standard equipment schedules for trade(s):
  • Architectural – Doors and Room Schedules
  • Mechanical – Equipment and Diffusers
  • Electrical – Light Fixture Schedule and Panel Setup (Single Phase & Three Phase)
  • Plumbing – Fixture Schedule
• Standard Tags
• Titleblock(s) – Limit of 2 (typical sizes are 30x42, 24x36)
• Drawing Sheet List
• Legend View Placeholders (Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing)
• 2-hour training session with Print-O-Stat Application Engineer on Template (up to 2 people)

ADVANCED TEMPLATE PACKAGE (ATP)

Our Advanced Template Package includes the following:

• Trade Specific Template – (Mechanical/Plumbing, Electrical or Architectural) or Combined MEP Template
• 1 Kickoff Meeting with Print-O-Stat Applications Engineer (in person or virtual)
• 2 Meetings to review template (in person or virtual) – 1 Hour each
• Custom families for trade(s) – delineated with customer initials in template to schedule properly in advanced schedules
• Creation of system types, graphic representation and phasing
• Creation of Standard Worksets
• Customized Creation of MEP or Architectural Tags
• Advanced equipment schedules for trade(s):
  • Architectural – Doors, Windows & Room Finishes
  • Mechanical – Air Handler Units (AHU), VAVs, Coils and Diffusers
  • Electrical – Light Fixture Schedule and Panel Setup (Single Phase & Three Phase)
  • Plumbing – Fixture Schedule and Pipe Fitting Schedule
• Titleblock(s) – Limit of 4 (typical sizes are 30x42, 24x36, 11x17 and 8.5x11)
• Drawing Sheet List
• Legend View Placeholders (Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing)
• 4-hour training session with Print-O-Stat Application Engineer on Template (up to 4 people)