Snaglist / Floor plans

Put the snag where the work is

A room name narrows it down. A pin on the floor plan shows the place, while the snag’s photograph explains what needs attention.

Give the next person the context

  1. Add the relevant floor plan to the project.
  2. Locate the snag on the plan and keep its reference with the record.
  3. Add a close photograph and a written description of the issue.
  4. Use the exported record to discuss the relevant work with the contractor.

Use a readable plan and a separate snag for each issue. Avoid placing several unrelated observations under one pin.

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Plot 14 · Kitchen
S-0042Open

Cracked tile
behind the hob

Cracked tile behind the hob. Replace the tile and make good the surrounding grout.

Location
Kitchen · hob wall
Assigned trade
Tiler
Due date
11 September 2026
Fictional snag record · not an app screenshot. The current app works offline; online sharing is planned for v2.0.

Use the right drawing

Check the drawing’s revision before pinning the work. A floor-plan pin records a location; it does not confirm dimensions or replace the project’s drawing control process.

Check the options available in your installed app before preparing files. Ask about plan formats.

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