Electrical layouts. Every floor, wired.

Loftshape lays out the electrics of the whole home: sockets, switches and light points room by room, wired on circuits back to the board, on every floor. Each run stands in 3D where it goes, and the light points are the plan’s own lamps, so they light up in Walkthrough.

The whole home in 3D with its electrics alone on it
Whole home, in 3D
The kitchen close up, with its circuits
Close up
Kitchen18.9 m²Primary Bedroom18.5 m²Living Room16.8 m²Dining Room13.2 m²Bedroom 211.6 m²OfficeBathroom5.3 m²Half Bath4.2 m²Laundry4.2 m²Walk-inPantry
The sheet
  • Power
  • Data and TV

Light points are the plan’s own lamps.

How it works

  1. 01

    Lay it out

    From the studio, for the whole home and every floor at once.

  2. 02

    Check it

    Room by room: enough outlets, outlets over the worktop, lights, and circuits of their own where an appliance needs one.

  3. 03

    Export the sheet

    The electrical plan, with its symbols and circuit numbers.

What you get

  • Lamps that light

    A light point is a real lamp in the plan, switched on in Walkthrough.

  • Nothing left out

    Lamps you drew yourself are wired in with the rest.

  • Whole home

    Every floor is laid out, with a board of its own where it needs one.

  • Change it by hand

    Add an outlet or a light where you want one, and the checks run again.

A preliminary layout to design and discuss: its rules are not yet checked by a professional, and a licensed electrician designs and signs off the real installation.

Questions people ask

Does it replace an electrician?

No. It is a design layout to see and discuss; a qualified electrician designs, installs and certifies the real installation.

Does it work on a home of several floors?

Yes. Every floor is laid out, not only the one on screen, and the boards of the floors are joined.

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