Breakdown & layout
The facade is laid out on the real wall: bays, floors, openings, corners and joints, every panel identified.
From the building DXF to machine-ready DXF: Nexus Clad generates the panel breakdown for ventilated facades in ACM composite, computes the machining, optimises sheet nesting and leaves the facade quoted — one single flow, built into the Endades Nexus management platform.
No re-entering data: the geometry comes in exactly as the architect delivered it and leaves ready for the CNC and for the quote.
Ventilated facades and composite panels are a trade of their own: breakdowns, folds, machining, sheet stock and site. Nexus Clad solves it inside the same management software.
The facade is laid out on the real wall: bays, floors, openings, corners and joints, every panel identified.
2D development per panel with tabs, folds and stiffeners; machining computed per system.
The complete breakdown is nested onto sheets automatically, with the yield visible tray by tray.
Per-panel and per-sheet DXF files ready for the machine, and the facade line priced in the sales document.
Four steps, one environment. No spreadsheets in between, no redrawing in CAD.
Walls, floors and openings recognised straight from the architect's geometry.
Choose the hanging system and composite panel, and the full cladding is computed with its fixings.
Sheet nesting with the yield in sight and the machining resolved.
The line is priced in the quotation and production runs from the same document.
A real building, fully clad with Nexus Clad: 1,346 composite panels nested onto 184 sheets at a 90.6% yield, and €149,028 quoted on the facade line. Every point of yield is square metres of sheet you do not buy.
It covers the full cladding cycle: it imports the building geometry as DXF, lays out the ventilated facade, generates the breakdown of every ACM composite panel with its tabs and folds, computes the machining, optimises sheet nesting and exports machine-ready DXF files for the CNC router, with the facade line quoted in the same document.
Yes. Every panel is output as a 2D development (tabs, folds and stiffeners) with its own DXF, and the nesting also produces per-sheet cutting DXF files ready for the CNC machining centre or router.
It depends on the project, but as a real reference: on a 1,346-panel project, Nexus Clad nested the complete breakdown onto 184 sheets at a 90.6% material yield, with the result visible tray by tray before cutting.
Nexus Clad is built into Endades Nexus: the facade starts as a line in the quotation, and the same document drives pricing, materials and the production order — no re-entering data in another tool.
Guided interactive demo, 20 steps over real screenshots: from the imported DXF to the quoted line.