Accurate and detailed modeling:

With BIM, manufacturers can create highly detailed digital representations of their products, including exact dimensions, materials, and performance information. This allows professionals to specify products more accurately in projects, resulting in fewer errors and rework.

Integration with the design process:

By providing BIM models, manufacturers integrate their products directly into the workflow of architects, engineers, and designers. This makes it easier to select and use these products in projects, increasing the likelihood that they will be chosen and implemented.

Virtual simulations and testing:

BIM models allow furniture and equipment to be tested in a virtual environment. This can include evaluations of space, ergonomics, energy efficiency, and compatibility with other elements of the project. These tests help predict potential issues before physical production.

Easy updates and maintenance:

BIM libraries can be easily updated with new products, materials, or technical adjustments, ensuring that professionals always have access to the latest versions of furniture and equipment. This increases the manufacturer’s competitiveness by ensuring their products are always available on the most commonly used platforms.

Differentiated marketing:

By providing BIM libraries, companies stand out as technological and innovative suppliers, building trust with architects and designers who rely on this technology to optimize their design and execution processes.