DIYer measuring separate walls
Avoid combined-width rounding across corners.
Name each wall, enter its width/height and inspect numbered strips.
Can reconcile every wall without corner-stock credit.
Plan separate walls, full-width drops and registered physical-bolt cuts using exact dimensions, trim and pattern match.
A quick decision brief for this specific tool
Up to eight separately measured walls, exact physical/usable bolt dimensions, verified datum and leader, total trim, match basis and full-drop omission positions
Per-wall drops and complete source-cut records with physical bolts, alignment, leaders, tails, original units and optional scoped quote
Round each wall independently; preserve original half-drop positions and align actual source starts, without repeat-rounding the unused tail or claiming optimized nesting
Choose your path
Measure separate walls and inspect every registered source cut without inferred opening/corner credit.
Avoid combined-width rounding across corners.
Name each wall, enter its width/height and inspect numbered strips.
Can reconcile every wall without corner-stock credit.
Keep partial-opening material and original match phases.
Enter only verified full-height omitted positions and inspect remaining source cuts.
Can recover invalid omissions without a stale or renumbered plan.
Trace trim, datum, repeat and bolt tail.
Review each cut against current product/lot instructions before field approval.
Keeps quantities separate from substrate or installation acceptance.
Outputs and checklists are planning aids. Review the linked current authorities and the records, terms, instructions, and requirements that apply to your exact situation before a consequential decision.
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Wall drops = ceil(measured wall width / usable installed strip width)Straight starts share a phase; half-drop positions alternate zero and half a repeat. Each bolt starts at a verified datum after the entered leader. Other patterns use independently reviewed final cuts without phase certification.
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Purchased length = cuts + alignment gaps + leaders + unassigned tailsUpdated: August 2026
Two 4-foot walls with 21-inch usable width need three positions each, even though a combined 8-foot run would round to five.
Review the exact omitted position on the wall diagram. Other positions keep their original half-drop phases; a partial window does not remove a full-height cut.
Compare measured height and trim, physical bolt dimensions, datum, repeat, lot and source cut ends before cutting or purchasing.
Review each wall and omit only verified entire full-height positions; no corner or offcut credit is inferred.
The fixed wall/drop order is reproducible, not optimized nesting. Confirm product instructions, defects, usable datum, lot and separate reserves.
Measure each rectangular wall separately, retain partial-opening material and inspect every numbered source cut. Free, straight and half-drop modes use an explicitly verified starting datum on each physical bolt. The sequential schedule is not a minimum-roll optimization or installation approval.