Collecting a whole room's trim runs into one list
- Trim & Molding
- Baseboard
- Estimating & Takeoff
Trim is ordered in linear feet but measured wall by wall, and the arithmetic between those two facts is where a room comes up a stick short. The T1R Range saves each run into a named group as it is taken, so a room's baseboard is one list rather than eight numbers on a scrap. The total is the order, and the individual runs are still there afterwards when the pieces have to be cut to length.
How the takeoff comes together
- Trim is ordered in feet, measured by wall
- Each run saved into a named T1R group
- One list, not eight numbers on a scrap
- Total is the order, runs are the cut list
- T1R Range keeps both after you leave
Wall runs are measured at floor level in a commercial room with dark speckled flooring and wood-look base trim already fitted. The tool is worked along the base of each wall with a green line running along the floor, the display stepping through long readings in the two hundreds and past three hundred inches. Each run is captured before moving to the next wall.
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