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each one a structured record

Not a shelf of PDFs. Every product in the Bimmatch catalogue carries its materials, dimensions, parameters, pricing, BIM files, carbon data and the green-building clauses it may help satisfy — stored as data, which is what lets you search it like an engineer rather than browse it like a brochure.

Model-readyFilter to products with BIM files
Spec-levelSearch by parameter and value
TraceableCompliance named clause by clause
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Alta Ceiling Baffle
Norlite
$ 42 / m²
C-Section Beam S355
Ferram
$ 1,000 / 100
Hydro-seal Membrane
Cordell
$ 18 / m²
Thermabloc XPS 80
Vantis
$ 9 / m²
What a record holds

Depth is the point, not volume

A catalogue of 34,482 brochures would be useless. This is what sits behind one product — and it's why the filter bar in the next section can do what it does.

Structural Elements  |  Structural Framing, Construction Metals

C-Section Beam S355

Ferram

Materials And FinishesComposition, coatings, surface treatments
DimensionsFull geometry, sizes and variants
Pricing And WarrantyPublished price, unit and warranty terms
Identity DataManufacturer references, codes, classification
Environment Codes — Possible ComplianceThe green-building clauses this product may help satisfy, named individually
BIM files & GHG valueThe model file to place it, and the carbon figure to count it
Live demo

34,482 down to the ones that qualify

Five steps of one search, on loop. Hover to pause, or use the steps below to jump.

app.bimmatch.com / project / mep-demo / products
PROJECTAI CHATANALYTICSOBJECTSPRODUCTSCO₂e
34,482Structural ElementsLEED creditBIM filesEnvironmental
Alta Ceiling Baffle
Norlite
$ 42 / m²
C-Section Beam S355
Ferram
$ 1,000 / 100
Hydro-seal Membrane
Cordell
$ 18 / m²
Thermabloc XPS 80
Vantis
$ 9 / m²
Gate Valve DN200
Halden
$ 310 / ea
Acoustic Panel 40
Norlite
$ 66 / m²
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Environmental Economic Social
Must have BIM files
Must have GHG value
Structural Elements
MEP Demo project · LEED credit
Steel grade = S355
Environmental Economic Social
Must have BIM files
Must have GHG value
C-Section Beam S355
Ferram
$ 1,000 / 100
H-Column HEA 200
Ferram
$ 1,480 / 100
Lattice Truss LT-6
Steelo
$ 2,150 / ea
Base Plate BP-30
Ferram
$ 88 / ea

Showing 4 of 38 · all with BIM files and a GHG value

Structural Elements  |  Structural Framing, Construction Metals

Ferram

C-Section Beam S355

Materials And Finishes
Base materialSteel S355
FinishHot-dip galvanised
Pricing And Warranty
Price$ 1,000 / 100
Warranty15 years
Environment Codes — Possible Compliance
LEED · Building product disclosure & optimizationMR credit
LEED · Recycled contentMR credit
Identity Data
Dimensions
34,482 products — each one a structured record.

The demo is a faithful recreation of the live panel, rendered in HTML/CSS so it stays sharp at any size. Manufacturer names are invented — the real catalogue brands would need their sign-off to feature here.

The filter bar

You can only filter on data that exists

Which is why the full list is worth reading — every row is a field the catalogue actually stores for its products.

FilterNarrows by
CategoriesThe product category tree
NameFree-text product name
DescriptionFree-text description
Projects specific requirements (PIR)The requirements defined on your own projects
Search-tagsCurated tags
Distributor LocationsWhere the product can actually be supplied from
Brands And DistributorsSpecific manufacturers and distributors
Parameters with values → ValuesAny technical parameter, then the value for it
Sustainability pillarsPossible compliance — Environmental · Economic · Social
Must have BIM filesOnly products you can place in the model
Must have GHG valueOnly products that can carry a carbon figure
Three that change the workflow

From "go and verify" to "here's what qualifies"

Project specific requirements
Filter the catalogue by what your project requires, instead of browsing everything and checking each candidate by hand. It inverts the usual workflow.
Parameters, then values
Pick a parameter — fire rating, conductivity, DN size, steel grade — then the value. Spec-level search, possible only because parameters are stored as data.
Two toggles that cut deepest
Must have BIM files and Must have GHG value. A product you can't place, or can't count carbon for, leaves the list in one click.
Compliance

Named clause by clause

Every product's Environment Codes — Possible Compliance section lists the specific green-building clauses it may help satisfy — the credit named, not implied.

This is the difference between "sustainable product" as a marketing word and something a specifier can put into a submission and a reviewer can check. It also makes compliance a filter rather than a reading exercise: ask the catalogue which products contribute to the credit you're chasing, and get a shortlist.

ENVIRONMENT CODES — POSSIBLE COMPLIANCE

C-Section Beam S355 · Ferram

LEED · Building product disclosure and optimization

Materials & Resources credit

LEED · Recycled content

Materials & Resources credit

How it connects

Choosing a product here has consequences everywhere else

The catalogue is worth more inside Bimmatch than the same products would be on a manufacturer's website, because the same records drive the rest of the platform.

→ The add-ins
Products with BIM files become objects your team places in Revit, Plant 3D and Civil 3D, carrying their data into the model.
→ Analytics
Those placements are exactly what the Applied Objects breakdown measures against your organization's library.
→ CO2e
Products' GHG values are what the A1–A3 estimate totals — and what a material substitution swaps between.
→ Request for Quotes
A BOM line becomes a supplier request, sent back to the manufacturers in this same catalogue.
Why it matters

What changes when a catalogue is data

A catalogue you can query

Browsing 34,482 products would be useless. Querying them is the product — and querying is only possible because every attribute is stored, not printed.

“Which can I actually use?” in one pass

Requirements, compliance, BIM files and carbon data are all filters. The shortlist comes back already qualified, instead of starting a week of checking.

Spec-level search

Parameter-then-value filtering finds products the way an engineer thinks about a choice, not the way a brochure is organized.

Compliance you can cite

Named clauses go into a submission. Vague sustainability claims don't.

Model-ready by filter

One toggle removes every product you couldn't place in the model anyway, so the catalogue matches the work rather than the marketing.

Local availability is a filter, not a phone call

Distributor Locations means the shortlist reflects what can actually be supplied to this project.

One catalogue behind everything

The same records drive the model objects, the carbon estimate and the RFQs — so a product decision propagates automatically.

Who it's for

Both sides of the specification

Architects & engineersFind the product that qualifies, fast — then place it.
Sustainability consultantsFilter by compliance clause and by products carrying carbon data.
BIM managersProducts with BIM files, ready to become library objects.
Procurement & QSPricing, distributors and local availability in the same record.
Design leadsCompare candidates on real parameters instead of PDFs.
Manufacturers & distributorsStructured data that reaches specifiers inside the model, at the moment of decision.

Search it against your own project

Bring a project and its requirements. We'll narrow 34,482 products to the ones that qualify, in the same meeting.

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