Paid Help Needed: Modeling Deck Framing per Building Code using Medeek Floor Plugin

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking for someone experienced with the Medeek Floor extension who can help me (or fully model for me) a deck that complies with building code.

I want to model my own existing deck and want it done with the Medeek Floor plugin so I can learn the proper workflow, make future modifications myself, and keep everything parametric and editable.

What I’m looking for:

  • A Zoom session where you walk me through creating the deck according building code (I’m in North Carolina).

  • Or, if preferred, you model it for me and then explain the steps so I understand how it was built with Medeek tools.

  • I’m happy to pay for your time — either hourly or a fixed price for the session/model + training. Just let me know your rate and availability.

If you’re interested, please reply here or DM me with rough estimate of time/cost.

I can send pictures of the existing deck that I need modelled.

I use SketchUp Web version.

Thank you.

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Pinging @medeek - the creator of the plugin.

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Thank you for that. Much appreciated. I had already contacted Nathaniel but he is busy at the moment and he sugegsted to post my message here.

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You can’t use ANY plugins - including @Medeek’s Medeek Floor plugin from any web version of SketchUp. You’ll need either a SketchUp Pro or Studio subscription - and download and use the NON web SketchUp!

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Correct, the web based version of SketchUp does not have the ability to install extensions.

The Medeek extensions are compatible with all versions of SketchUp from 2017 to 2026.

Since I have maintained compatibility back to 2017, one could theoretically run the extensions within SketchUp Make 2017 as long as the project or work is not for commercial or professional purposes.

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Correction. I don’t use the web version. I use version 2026 on Mac.

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Please fix your Profile - it’s confusing as helpers need clear info…

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Building code - it will help with knowing where you are building.

You also may or may not need an engineering stamp on the drawings depending on how complicated it is, and / or what your code office wants regarding the drawings.

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Done. Thank you for that.

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thank you bmike for the note. I mentioned I am in North Carolina.