Design category for installations and structures modelled with Autodesk Inventor Frame Generator: metal frames, support structures, access frames, technical furniture skeletons, railing supports and workshop-ready supplier coordination.
Structural or semi-structural frames used for interior installations, technical supports and custom-built assemblies.
Support frames for equipment, cabinets, panels, technical furniture or installation zones.
Frame-generator-based support logic for garde-corps, railings, grilles and access barriers.
Internal metal skeletons for technical cabinets, AV furniture, media walls and access-panel systems.
Metal frame design for gates, hinged frames, technical access doors and controlled-entry structures.
Client-readable design first, then supplier-focused drawings and files for the selected workshop or installer.
Autodesk Inventor Frame Generator is useful when the installation is built from repeated structural members: tubes, angles, channels, beams, rails and support profiles. The workflow usually starts from a 2D/3D skeleton, then frame members are placed along sketch lines or model edges.
Skeleton model Profile selection End treatments Cut list Supplier package Autodesk Frame Generator overview →Real project-style Inventor assembly screenshots can be added here to show the Frame Generator workflow: reference skeleton, frame-member assembly, profile list and 3D installation model.
The preview should show a non-confidential frame assembly only: no client names, no protected title blocks, no supplier-private production data.
Public website pages show the design category and coordination process. Production-level frame drawings and supplier files are normally exchanged directly with the selected workshop, metalwork company, installer or manufacturer.