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Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing
A superimposed drawing is a CAD deliverable in which axes, structural elements, and finish layers are fully aligned and layered on top of one another, so every level of the drawing corresponds precisely to the same real-world geometry.
This is our Level 3 Scan to CAD tier — the most complete CAD deliverable we produce, and the one most directly comparable to the original point cloud.
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Frequently asked
Is Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing a separate service, or part of Scan to CAD/Model/BIM?
It's an application of our core services, not a separate offering — see the linked service page above for how Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing fits into Scan to CAD, Model, or BIM.
How long does a project involving Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing typically take?
It depends on site size and the specific deliverable level — see the linked service page's turnaround table for typical timing.
Does Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing require any special equipment beyond your standard setup?
No — the same Total Station + FARO capture used on every project applies here; Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing is a matter of how the output is scoped and drafted, not different hardware.
Can Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing be combined with another survey type on the same site visit?
Often yes — if your project needs Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing alongside another application, tell us during scoping and we'll plan a single capture that supports both.
Who should I talk to about a Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing project?
Start with the Contact page — describe the site and what Superimposed / Superpoze Drawing needs to achieve, and we'll scope it from there.