ETABS / MIDAS GEN → CONCRETE DETAILS → AUTOCAD

Concrete detailing software for faster reinforcement drawings

Import your structural model, review the assigned rebar, and generate reinforced concrete drawings for beams, columns, slabs, walls, frames and foundations. Export editable DXF files for AutoCAD.

Built for structural engineers, concrete detailers and drafting teams that want to reduce repetitive CAD work.

Import your modelETABS or Midas Gen
Review reinforcementBars, cover and stirrups
Generate detailsConcrete drawings
Export to AutoCADEditable DXF drawings

Concrete detailing output

Generate reinforced concrete details from one structural model.

Prepare concrete plans, elevations, sections and bar schedules from the geometry and reinforcement defined in your project. Review the drawings and related quantities before exporting to AutoCAD.

Reinforced concrete frame elevation generated by StructaCAD
Model-based concrete detailing

Frames, beams, columns, slabs and walls from the same model.

Document concrete geometry, longitudinal bars, additional reinforcement, stirrups, cover and dimensions without rebuilding every element in CAD.

  • Concrete beam details, bar schedules and frame elevations
  • Column sections, slab plans, wall and foundation details
  • Editable, layered DXF drawings for AutoCAD
Slab plan drawing generated by StructaCAD

Slab plan drawing

Generate concrete slab plans with structural axes, beams, columns, slab labels, dimensions and reinforcement ready for AutoCAD review.

Reinforced concrete column section generated by StructaCAD

Column sections

Generate reinforced concrete column sections with longitudinal bars, ties, dimensions, clear cover and reinforcement callouts.

Reinforced concrete frame elevation generated by StructaCAD

Frame elevations

Generate concrete frame elevations with beam reinforcement, stirrup zones, levels, axes, supports and section references.

Model-based detailing

Keep concrete geometry, reinforcement and drawings connected.

ETABS / Midas Gen → DXF

Continue from analysis models to editable concrete drawings.

Faster revisions

Regenerate concrete details after model and rebar changes.

Engineering control

Review sections, reinforcement and drawing preferences before export.

Two ways to start

Import your concrete structure or model it directly.

Use the same detailing tools whether your project starts in ETABS, Midas Gen or the StructaCAD workspace.

From ETABS or Midas Gen Reuse the analytical model you already created.

Import concrete geometry and sections, review the available design information and complete the assigned reinforcement for detailing.

  • Bring in grids, levels, sections and structural elements
  • Review concrete cover, longitudinal bars and stirrups
  • Generate details from the reviewed model
Import a structural model
Direct modeling Create the concrete structure in StructaCAD.

Define beams, columns, slabs, walls and foundations in the workspace, assign reinforcement and generate the concrete drawings.

  • Create grids, levels and concrete elements
  • Assign reinforcement and verify sections
  • Export drawings when the model is ready
Open the modeling workspace

Concrete detailing workflow

From structural model to reinforced concrete drawings.

Import or model the structure, review the reinforcement and generate coordinated concrete details.

1

Import or model

Load an ETABS or Midas Gen model, or create the concrete structure directly in StructaCAD.

2

Review reinforcement

Check concrete sections, cover, longitudinal bars, additional reinforcement, ties and stirrups.

3

Generate concrete details

Prepare frame elevations, beam schedules, column sections, slab plans, wall and foundation details.

4

Check the output

Review bar callouts, dimensions, section references and quantities. Adjust the model and regenerate as needed.

5

Export to AutoCAD

Download layered DXF drawings, apply your office standards in AutoCAD and save the final files as DWG.

Model-based concrete detailing

Spend more time reviewing concrete details and less time redrawing them.

Use the model to generate repeated drafting elements, then focus your review on constructability, reinforcement and the finished drawing set.

Manual drafting

Rebuild each detail in CAD

Manual concrete detailing means transferring geometry, bar information and dimensions into CAD, then rebuilding the drawings when the design changes.

  • Draw bars, stirrups and section geometry individually.
  • Type reinforcement callouts and dimension the details.
  • Revise drawings and quantity tables after geometry or rebar changes.

Quantities from the model

Connect concrete detailing with quantity takeoff.

Review concrete, reinforcement and formwork quantities from the same structural model used to generate the drawings.

Continue from detailing to estimating

After reviewing the concrete details, use the quantity and unit price analysis tools to prepare an estimate from the same project.

Related quantities

Review the materials and elements represented in your structural model.

Concrete Rebar Formwork Slabs Walls Beams Columns Foundations

Project quantities

Unit price analysis from quantities

Continue with itemized pricing once you have reviewed the model and its material quantities.

Open the project workspace

Who it is for

Built for teams preparing reinforced concrete drawings.

A workflow for the people who turn concrete models and reinforcement decisions into coordinated details and quantities.

Engineering firms

Apply consistent concrete detailing and drawing preferences across an entire project.

Estimating teams

Review quantities associated with the reinforcement and concrete defined in the model.

Reduce repetitive drafting

Still rebuilding every concrete detail by hand in CAD?

Drawing member geometry, placing bars, labeling reinforcement and updating sections consumes time whenever the design changes.

StructaCAD uses your model and assigned reinforcement to generate those concrete drawing elements for review.

Work you can automate

  • Drawing concrete frames, beams and column details
  • Adding bar callouts, stirrup zones and dimensions
  • Preparing slab, wall and foundation details
  • Generating concrete, rebar and formwork quantities
  • Regenerating drawings after model adjustments

FAQ

Questions about concrete detailing software.

What is concrete detailing software?

Concrete detailing software helps turn structural geometry and reinforcement decisions into drawings for beams, columns, slabs, walls and frames. StructaCAD uses model data and assigned rebar to generate details that can be exported to AutoCAD.

Which concrete details can StructaCAD generate?

StructaCAD can generate concrete frame elevations, beam details and bar schedules, column plans and sections, slab reinforcement plans, concrete wall details and foundation details.

Can concrete detailing start from ETABS or Midas Gen?

Yes. Import an ETABS or Midas Gen model, review the geometry, sections and available reinforcement information, then complete the assigned rebar before generating drawings.

Can I review and change rebar before generating details?

Yes. You can review and adjust longitudinal bars, additional beam reinforcement, stirrups, slab steel and concrete cover, then regenerate the details.

Can I edit the concrete details in AutoCAD?

Yes. StructaCAD exports editable DXF drawings that you can open in AutoCAD, adapt to your office standards and save as DWG.

Can I detail concrete without importing a model?

Yes. You can create grids, levels and structural elements directly in StructaCAD, assign reinforcement and use the same concrete detailing workflow.

Does concrete detailing software replace engineering review?

No. ETABS or Midas Gen remains responsible for structural analysis and design. StructaCAD prepares documentation from the model and assigned reinforcement, which must be reviewed before issue.

Start with your model

Detail your next concrete structure with StructaCAD.

Import your ETABS or Midas Gen project, review the reinforcement and generate editable concrete drawings for AutoCAD.