Installation manuals

Installation manuals the installer actually follows.

Step by step: which parts, where they go, how they connect and what fastens them. Every step is drawn from the 3D model, so the parts and numbers match the production drawings — and the manual ends with a safety zone plan where the product needs one.

29steps in one playhouse manual
23drawings in a play tower manual
20pages for a carport manual
1model behind every step

What you get

Step-by-step pages

Every step with its own parts and fasteners, shown from the angle the installer needs.

Parts with numbers

The same numbering as on the production drawings and the parts list.

Connections and fasteners

Which screw, bolt or bracket goes where — shown, not described.

Safety zone plan

The clear area around the product as a plan at the end of the manual, for playground equipment and similar products.

Animation and a training game on request

From the same model: an assembly animation for the product page, or a training game for installers.

How it works

01 · Brief

You send a 3D model, production drawings or photos of the product with dimensions.

02 · Model

We split the assembly into steps, check the order and agree on the layout and language.

03 · Delivery

You get a print-ready PDF manual. Updates are easy, because the steps come from the model.

Examples

Installation manual step — installing the walls
Playhouse

Oliver — 29 steps

Every step with its own parts and fasteners.

Safety zone plan
Safety

Safety zone

The clear area around the product — as a plan at the end of the manual.

Playhouse Toby — installation manual view
Playhouse

Toby with a terrace

A 13-page installation manual.

Pirate ship — play tower installation manual
Play tower

Pirate ship

Installation manual, 23 drawings, every part numbered.

Solar Carport — product render
Carport

Solar Carport

A technical datasheet and a 20-page installation manual.

Frequently asked questions

What do you need to make a manual?

A 3D model is best. Production drawings or photos with dimensions also work — then we model the product first.

Which languages?

We work in English and Estonian. Because manuals are mostly pictures, another language means translating the captions, not redrawing the steps.

Can the manual include a safety zone?

Yes. For playground equipment and similar products we add a safety zone plan showing the clear area around the product.

What happens when the product changes?

The steps are made from the model, so after a change in the model the affected pages are updated instead of redrawn.

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Production drawings and cutting lists →

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Send one link.
We'll ask the rest.

You don't need a model, a drawing or a brief. A link to the product page and one sentence about what you'd like is enough. We reply the next business day.