The window schedule tool.
Draw Vi5 windows on screen. Get certified ratings, a 36 × 24 schedule sheet, a DXF and a CSV.
How to use it, in under two minutes.
One screen. Five steps.
Name it once: it goes on every export.
Blank, a standard size, or one of your past jobs.
Sizes, sections and how each one opens, on the drawing.
Standard glass comes first. Ratings follow.
36 × 24 sheet, DXF, CSV and the submittal.
Start a job.
- Type the project, address, architect and date. They print on the sheet and name the files.
- My jobs opens a schedule you made before.
- + New job starts an empty schedule. Every job is kept in your browser.
Add a window type.
- + New type adds a Vi5 casement to shape.
- Standard sizes: Vi5 sizes we build again and again.
- From a past job: copy windows from your own earlier schedules.
- Each type is checked against our published sizes: Published, or Ask us. When it says Ask us, our engineering reviews it.
Size it. Then shape it on the drawing.
- Mark, count and location, for the schedule.
- Frame size: 48, 4′-0″, 48 1/2 or 1219 mm (48″) all work.
- Click a section to edit it. + adds a section on that side. The window grows; the others keep their size.
- Make it fixed, casement, hopper or door, and set the hinge side, seen from outside.
- Click any blue size on the drawing to type a new one.
Glass and color. The ratings follow.
- Only glass certified for every part of the type is listed. Our standard glass is first.
- Price in words: Standard, Slight, Moderate, High, Higher.
- Color outside: Black is standard. Color inside: White is standard. The full range is under More colors.
- Simple shows the main ratings. Detailed adds structural, test reports and certificate numbers.
Export the schedule.
- Every type is a row. Click one to open it again.
- Schedule sheet: the 36 × 24 sheet, every type at 1/2″ = 1′-0″.
- CAD · DXF: every elevation on one floor line, plus the table.
- Table · CSV: the schedule for a spreadsheet.
- Submittal: hands the types and glass to the Vistaza submittal maker.
The sheet, the DXF, the table.
As the tool prints it. Every type at 1/2″ = 1′-0″ with its ratings, then the table and your title block.
The DXF, opened in CAD: every elevation on one floor line, and the table. One drawing unit is one inch.
The CSV has one row per type: mark, layout, sizes, sill and head, count and areas, glass, U-factor, SHGC, STC / OITC, light and air, color, location, the size check and the NFRC certificate numbers.
Four things worth knowing first.
- Doors stand on the floor: their sill stays at zero and the head is the door height.
- Your jobs are kept in your browser. Come back on the same computer and browser to find them.
- Ask us, in amber, means outside our published Vi5 sizes. Send it; our engineering reviews it.
- Ratings are the certified values for the glass you picked, per part. The whole window takes its lowest part.
Want to use it?
Access is by invitation. Tell us your firm and the project you are working on.