Design smarter with our 3D BIM models

Design with accurate data directly from the manufacturer. Configure the product according to your project requirements, download the BIM model in your preferred format and integrate it easily into your project documentation.

The BIM Library simplifies the preparation of technical documentation and quotations. Based on the customer’s requirements, you can quickly identify the most suitable product variant, configure it and download all related documentation, including a summary PDF of the selected configuration.
For selected products, the BIM Library also performs technical calculations automatically. For example, for ZEKAN Cable Duct Systems, it calculates the required number of PVC pipes and duct spacers based on the specified route length and selected configuration. This significantly reduces the risk of errors, simplifies quotation preparation and saves time when communicating with customers.
Where a project requires a non-standard solution, a CWS sales and technical manager will recommend the optimum configuration and assist with the final technical design.

When preparing a construction project, it is essential to verify that the proposed solution corresponds to the actual site conditions. Using the augmented reality function, the selected product can be displayed directly in the real environment through a mobile phone or tablet. Site managers and installation teams can therefore easily verify, for example, whether a cable chamber will fit into the prepared excavation or whether the proposed solution is suitable for the available space on site.

The CWS BIM Library is an online platform that allows users to configure CWS products, download their BIM and CAD models in more than 150 formats, and access up-to-date technical documentation directly from the manufacturer.

Yes. Using the BIM Library and downloading models is free of charge. Free registration on the 3DfindIT platform is required to access the downloadable data.

The library includes cable chambers ZEKAN, cable duct ZEKAN, cable trays ZEKAN, cable entries ZEKAN, and cover plates and rolls DEKAB. The range is continuously being expanded with additional products.

Yes. For selected products, you can define dimensions, technical parameters and other variants according to the requirements of a specific project.

More than 150 CAD and BIM formats are supported, including Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, Allplan, Archicad, Tekla Structures, SketchUp and many others. The models are prepared for direct use in the most widely used CAD and BIM applications and can be downloaded in a format compatible with your working environment.

Yes. Selected products can be visualised in augmented reality directly on a mobile phone or tablet.

Yes. Product data sheets, drawings, certificates, installation instructions and other related documents are available for each product. For configurable products, you can also download a summary PDF containing the selected configuration.

The BIM Library covers the most commonly used configurations. Where your project requires a non-standard solution, please contact one of our sales and technical managers. We will be happy to design an individual configuration according to your requirements.

The BIM Library is intended for designers, engineering and design offices, wholesalers, contractors and investors who require accurate product data directly from the manufacturer.

Working with BIM models makes it possible to use accurate data directly from the manufacturer, improve coordination between individual parts of the project and reduce errors caused by manually creating or modifying 3D models.

In some countries, BIM is already required for selected public infrastructure projects or by specific investors. As the construction industry becomes increasingly digitalised, BIM is also becoming a standard requirement in a growing number of private-sector projects.

Introducing BIM may require investment in software, training and changes to existing workflows. In the long term, however, it delivers greater efficiency, improved project coordination, fewer errors, and savings in both time and costs throughout the design and construction phases.

BIM creates a shared digital model used by all project participants. Designers, investors, suppliers and contractors therefore have access to the same up-to-date information, improving communication, reducing misunderstandings and minimising the risk of errors caused by outdated documentation.