Matterport Scans, Site Measures, and Site Markouts in Shopfitting

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Matterport Scans, Site Measures, and Site Markouts in Shopfitting

In shopfitting, accurate preparation is everything. Matterport scans, site measures, and site markouts are three tools that ensure a project moves from drawings to reality with precision. Together, they minimise errors, reduce costs, and provide clear guidance for fabrication and installation.

Matterport Scan

A 3D digital capture of a physical space using a Matterport or compatible 360° camera.
Creates an interactive ‘digital twin’ of the site, similar to Google Street View but indoors.
Captures spatial data with LiDAR or infrared sensors, providing precise floorplans and dimensions.
Generates 2D floorplans, 3D models, and VR walkthroughs, helping with planning and client presentations.
Useful for design coordination, quoting, and reducing the need for multiple site visits.

Site Measure

Detailed measurement of the actual site before fabrication or installation begins.
Checks wall lengths, ceiling heights, slab levels, services, and structural details.
Identifies discrepancies between architectural drawings and real site conditions.
Ensures custom joinery, signage, and fixtures are fabricated to the correct size.
Often performed with laser tools or 3D scans for high accuracy.

Why They Work Together

Matterport scans give a virtual model of the site, site measures provide exact real-world dimensions, and site markouts bring those details onto the physical floor. Combined, they create a feedback loop that ensures drawings, fabrication, and installation all line up. This reduces risk, saves time, and ensures a smoother handover to the client.