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Set up a wall type

A wall type in Beme is set up in one panel, four tabs deep. Set it up the way you actually lay it, then reuse it on every job.

01

Set the basics

Name the wall, give it its height and pick the bond - stretcher or stack. The preview beside the form rebuilds as you type, so you see the wall you are describing before you save it.

02

Pick the block for each role

The Composition tab sets which unit lays where: base course, body, corners, free ends and the top course. Choose from the Australian, US or UK library, or one of your own custom blocks - the dimensions come with it, so the coursing is right from the start.

03

Spell out mixed-height courses

Walls that mix full-height courses with shorter height-makeup rows go on the Course pattern tab. Build the wall as a stack of bands and the math lands on the exact wall height, with Basics locking to the summed pattern.

04

Override specific courses

Need a bond-beam course mid-wall, or a heavier series for the bottom rows? Overrides swap the blocks on just those courses - anything left on Default keeps the main Composition pick.

Put it to work.

Open a plan you've already quoted and run it through. 14-day free trial, card required.

  • Your plan, traced Load the PDF you were sent, calibrate once, walk the walls.
  • The whole schedule Every block by code — ends, lintels, cuts and piers included.
  • A PDF you can send Branded, referenced, and matching the model block for block.