Construction and site approval stamp
A construction stamp marks a drawing as approved for construction or a site record as inspected, and on a drawing the revision it applies to matters as much as the approval itself.
When to use Construction stamp
- Drawings approved for construction
- Site inspection records
- Snagging and defect sheets
- Material approval submissions
How to make Construction stamp
- Open the stamp maker and pick the Construction stamp template, or type your own wording.
- Choose the shape and ink colour, size it like a real stamp, and add a logo, a date or a number.
- Download a single image format, or the zip with the SVG and print-ready PDF alongside it.
Frequently asked questions
Is the construction stamp free?
Designing and previewing a construction stamp is free, with no account and no watermark on the preview. The file is the paid part: $1.50 for a PNG or JPG, or $4.50 for every format in one zip, paid once.
Can I add a date to the construction stamp?
Yes. Switch the date on and it sits inside the construction stamp. Leave the date field empty and it fills itself in whenever the stamp is used, rather than freezing the day you designed it.
What format do I get?
You choose an image format for $1.50, or take everything zipped for $4.50. The pack is where the SVG and the PDF live, and where the Word version of the construction stamp keeps its date as real text.
Why put a serial on a construction stamp?
Because approvals attach to revisions. A drawing approved at revision C and a stamp that could be reused on revision D is how the wrong drawing gets built. A number that cannot repeat ties one approval to one document.