Plan Your Lanes planner

Building your transaction area…

DESIGN WORKSPACE

Explore the change

The setup places one attendant in the single-wash / cash-card lane and none in the members lane. Add more staff manually if needed. Tablets are held by employees with a strap. Choose a separate-strapped reader or one fixed to the tablet back in Object. Changes stay in Your layout. Switch to Baseline to compare from the same angle.

Add to the site

Select an object

Measure the ground

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Choose two ground points

Tap or click two points on the ground plane. Top view is easiest. Readout uses the current overall scale, rounded to 0.001 ft / m and 0.01 in. It measures horizontal distance only, not height or vehicle clearance. A third point starts a new span.

Calibrate with a known length

Measured on siteUnits

Scales every model dimension, including huts. Allowed overall scale: 0.5–2. One known length does not make this photo-based layout a survey.

Lanes & scale

Left lane labelRight lane label

Lane width (ft)Overall scaleLeft directionRight direction

10-ft lanes are an editable starting assumption. Scale multiplies all model distances. Add a measured lane width or site plan before relying on dimensions.

Planning overlays

Lane names & direction arrowsCamera aim & plate targetsWi-Fi coverage circles5-ft ground gridCanopy & hut roofsTunnel roof & side-wall cutawayPayment-lane merge & rear-entry turn

Extra pavement is an illustrative site expansion. Corridor width is not a vehicle swept path or approved turning radius. Verify property limits, clearances and gate operation. Moved objects may obstruct the route.

Cars enter the rear portal from the payment-lane turn and exit the front portal. The conveyor follows the driver-left wheels in that direction. Interior forms follow supplied Waves Wash footage, with simple entrance-arch, rocker-brush, tire-shine, exit-blower and wall loading-screen placeholders. No loader person is added. Conveyor upper/lower runs and turnarounds are conceptual; exact mechanics, dimensions and station order are not verified.

Quarter-foot snapping

Aim cones and coverage are schematic visualization only. They do not predict video performance, RF signal, clearances or installation approval.

Keep your work

Save layout, Save editable ZIP, Save picture ZIP and every download package require the FlexWash contact step on the Plan Your Lanes page. Download options and How to open downloads explain each package freely. Load layout, editing, undo and browser autosave work freely.

Edits save in this browser. Save editable ZIP keeps a portable layout, artwork and instructions. Use Load layout to reopen that ZIP or an older JSON file.

Built from your three views

A working reconstruction of the visible transaction area: twin yellow-framed canopies, blue payment kiosks, narrow concrete islands, yellow bollards, overhead cameras and the neighboring wash building.

What is approximate

Photos establish visual character and relationships, not survey geometry. Lane spacing, curb dimensions, canopy height, equipment sizes, camera mounting and the building footprint are editable estimates. Hidden site areas are simplified.

The starting model uses two 10-ft lanes, 3.2-ft islands, approximately 10-ft-high canopies and a 62-ft approach area. This is a planning concept, not an as-built model or install-approved design.

Open tunnel concept

The front and rear openings remain clear. The interior borrows visible forms from the supplied Waves Wash footage: black curved arches, silver crossbars, blue/black top brush material, blue side brushes, light housings and yellow-edged floor guidance. Use Look into the rear entrance or the roof/side-wall cutaway to inspect it.

This is not a measured Waves Wash reproduction. The requested over/under conveyor is a conceptual upper travel run and lower return with turnarounds. The below-floor mechanism, exact dimensions, equipment models, clearances and station order were not established from the footage.

Camera references

The model uses documented FlexWash camera families, with plate-target aiming and source-based placement checks. Existing saved positions are retained and can be checked or adjusted using the camera inspector.

FlexWash LPR installation guidance
AXIS P3265-LVE dome datasheet
AXIS P1465-LE bullet datasheet

Sources checked October 14, 2026. The planner does not prescribe a universal front/rear plate choice or guarantee recognition performance. Mounting and clearances require site verification.

Staff hut references

Enclosed warming / cooling shelters with windows and an entry door. Catalog presets use nominal footprints; confirm the actual exterior envelope before placing an order or laying out a site. Heating / cooling and insulation options must be specified with the manufacturer.

4 × 4 · 4 × 6 · 6 × 6 · 6 × 8 (91 in exterior height)
8 × 8 (95 in exterior height)

Sources checked October 14, 2026. Typical factory roof overhang: 3 in per side. Climate control is optional, not standard. This model is a planning aid, not an engineered hut specification or occupancy assessment.

Before installation

Measure lanes, islands and overhead clearances
Confirm vehicle paths, accessibility and staff safety
Verify power, data, mounts and weather ratings
Validate camera sightlines on site
Perform an RF survey for Wi-Fi placement

FlexWash hardware and people are illustrative placeholders. No model, performance or installation approval is implied.

Take it into another editor

Download options explains each format. Every ZIP includes an editable JSON project and READ-ME-FIRST.txt. Save editable ZIP is the easiest way to continue later: use Layout → Load layout and choose the ZIP, with no software installation. A 3D package also contains a GLB for compatible 3D editors; a picture package adds the current PNG or SVG view.

Browsers without WebGL use a rotatable SVG compatibility renderer with simplified finishes. Sign cards remain legible; GLB export still uses full 3D geometry.

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