Tool in preparation
BOQ take-off sheet
A bill-of-quantities take-off sheet, structured the way a fit-out or joinery job gets priced, from a short conversation about the job.
What the desk asks
A conversation, not a form
This isn't a form — a desk asks these questions, one at a time, until it has a full brief, then offers to send you the finished document:
- What is being taken off? (the job, in a sentence)
- Rough scope — rooms, runs, or items involved
- Units you price in (each / m / m2 / m3 / kg)
- Anything already measured, or starting from a drawing?
Coming soon — this desk's conversation is being built. It will ask the questions above, the same way every other desk here does.
A structured BOQ take-off sheet (Excel-shaped, delivered as PDF for the free tier) with your items, units and quantities laid out ready to price.
This document is generated automatically from the details you enter; no competent or qualified person at Farwinger Limited, trading as Hobfolk, has reviewed it. It is not a design, safety, compliance, customs or legal sign-off, and it does not replace one. You are responsible for checking it against your actual project, the applicable standards and current regulations before you rely on it or issue it to anyone else. Farwinger Limited accepts no liability for loss or damage arising from reliance on it, so far as the law allows.
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