Working drawings and material list for a steel yard canopy

We are building a steel canopy over the parking area in a private courtyard and need a complete set of working drawings that a fabrication shop and an installation crew can follow without asking questions. The structure spans roughly six by nine metres, rests on six columns, and carries a light metal profile roof with a slope for drainage. We already have the site dimensions, the foundation layout and photographs of the surroundings, so the work starts from a real footprint rather than a blank page.

The deliverable must include general arrangement drawings, cross sections, and detailed joint drawings for the column base plates, the beam-to-column connections and the purlin fastenings. Weld sizes, bolt grades and plate thicknesses have to be specified so nothing is left to guesswork on site. Alongside the drawings we expect a bill of materials that lists every profile by section and length, every plate, every bolt and every litre of primer, grouped so the shop can order steel in one pass.

Finally we need an assembly and installation scheme that shows the order of erection, the temporary bracing during lifting, and the torque values for the bolted connections. All dimensions in millimetres, drawings in a standard sheet format, and the material list as an editable table. Please share a similar canopy or light steel structure you have documented before you quote.