Ehitusdetailide

Ehitusdetailide (construction details) are precise drawings and specifications that define how a building element is designed, connected, and finished, translating architectural and structural concepts into actionable guidance for construction.

They typically include cross-sections, elevations, and detail drawings showing the exact dimensions, materials, fasteners, joints, waterproofing layers, insulation, vapor barriers, and finishings; they document critical interfaces such as foundation-to-wall, wall-to-roof, façade-to-structure, and openings like windows and doors; annotations specify tolerances and installation sequences.

Construction details serve several purposes: they provide the precise instructions used by architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, and builders to ensure structural integrity, energy efficiency, weatherproofing, fire safety, and durability; they help coordinate trades and support reliable procurement; and they function as a reference during on-site construction as well as for future maintenance or renovations.

The creation of ehitusdetailide occurs during the design phases and is refined in construction documentation. They are produced in accordance with national building regulations and European standards, and may incorporate local codes and project-specific requirements. These details are typically included in tender packages and are revisited as site conditions necessitate revisions, with as-built documentation capturing any changes.