Need a Dutch apartment partition drawing?
A Dutch splitsingstekening (apartment partition drawing) is a key legal and technical document when a building is split into apartment rights (appartementsrechten). Without a correct drawing, a notary typically cannot execute the deed, and registration with the Dutch Kadaster cannot proceed.
Aboss Bouwadvies – Architects & Structural Engineers delivers measured, notary-ready partition drawings aligned with Dutch practice, including clear distinction between private and common areas, plus a consistent m² overview. We also handle resplitting and m² corrections.
If you do not have usable base drawings, we can measure and reconstruct the underlying plans. See also NEN 2580 measuring.
Images are illustrative. Final drawings are produced based on your property, deed references and (optionally) notary alignment.
What is a “splitsingstekening”?
A splitsingstekening is an official, scale-accurate drawing showing how a building is divided into apartment rights. It is an integral part of the notarial deed (splitsingsakte) and is used for the Kadaster registration process.
Typically shown on the drawing
- Boundaries of each apartment right (private section)
- Common areas (stairs, corridors, entrances, installations)
- Storage units, attics, gardens, and external areas (if applicable)
- Clear numbering aligned with the deed
- A consistent m² overview per apartment right (especially for corrections/resplitting)
When do you need it?
You typically need a partition drawing whenever apartment rights are created, amended, or corrected. Without a valid drawing, a notary may not be able to complete the deed.
Sale / transfer
- Selling an apartment
- Selling a property with a new split
- Completing the notary sale dossier
New split
- Splitting a dwelling into multiple apartments
- Mixed-use / commercial partitions
- Legally defining private vs. common areas
Resplitting / corrections
- Resplitting after layout changes
- m² corrections (incorrect / outdated data)
- Adding or changing storage/attic/garden allocations
For m² corrections, it is crucial to work from the existing deed/drawing and to keep the notarial numbering consistent.
Key requirements (notary & Kadaster practice)
Self-made or inaccurate drawings are often rejected because they are not scale-accurate or not legally readable. We deliver professional CAD drawings that are clear, consistent, and practical for notarial processing.
- Scale-accurate (measured and drafted with professional CAD)
- Clear separation between private and common areas
- Unambiguous numbering per apartment right aligned with the deed
- Consistent m² overview per right (incl. explanation where needed)
- Alignment with existing deed/archives when resplitting
- Suitable for notary, Kadaster, and the sale dossier
Our process – fast and correct
- Intake: review available drawings, deed references and (if applicable) the existing partition drawing.
- Measure & verify: confirm dimensions and surface areas (on-site if required).
- Draft the partition drawing: private/common areas, boundaries, numbering, and m² overview.
- Notary alignment (optional): to match the deed structure and processing requirements.
- Delivery: digital files ready for the notary and sale dossier.
Deliverables
- Partition drawings per floor level
- Overview drawing with numbering of apartment rights
- m² overview per apartment right (incl. corrections if needed)
- Clear private vs. common indication
- Resplitting: changes implemented against existing deed/drawing
Also relevant: architectural plans and NEN 2580 measuring.
What we need from you
To produce the drawing efficiently and correctly, we usually ask for:
- Address + municipality
- Existing drawings (PDF/DWG) if available
- Existing deed / old partition drawing (for resplitting or m² corrections)
- Number of apartment rights and a short description of the intended change
- Notary details (optional)
No drawings available? We can reconstruct the base plans through measurement and archive references.
Price indication
Indicative price: from €350 excl. VAT (depending on size, number of apartment rights and complexity).
For resplitting or m² correction we first review the existing deed/drawing so scope and pricing remain clear and transparent.
Why Aboss?
- Experienced architect & engineer (existing buildings, archives, measurement)
- Legally consistent drawings: boundaries, numbering, private/common, m² overview
- Clear communication and fast delivery
- Optional coordination with your notary for smooth deed processing
FAQ
How is this different from regular floor plans?
Regular plans are architectural/construction drawings. A partition drawing is a legal document: it shows boundaries, private/common areas, and numbering aligned with the notarial deed.
Can you handle resplitting and m² corrections?
Yes. We start from the existing deed/drawing and implement changes while keeping boundaries and numbering consistent. For m² corrections we verify measurements and provide a coherent m² overview.
What if I do not have drawings?
We can measure the property and reconstruct the base plans. See NEN 2580 measuring.
How fast is delivery?
Delivery depends on the number of floors/apartment rights and how quickly deed references/archives are available. After intake we provide a concrete schedule.
Do you submit directly to Kadaster?
In most cases submission is handled via the notary as part of the deed. We deliver files in a format suitable for notarial processing and can coordinate with your notary on requirements.
Request a partition drawing
Need a splitsingstekening for a sale, notary deed, resplitting or m² correction? Send what you have and we will advise the best route and quote quickly.
Contact
- Aboss Bouwadvies – Architects & Structural Engineers
- Address: Insulindeweg 649, 1095 EA Amsterdam
- Phone/WhatsApp: +31 (0)6 24246268
- Email: info@aboss.nl
Send for faster processing
- Address + municipality
- Existing deed / old partition drawing (if applicable)
- Number of apartment rights + intended change
- Plans (PDF/DWG) or photos
- Notary details (optional)
Related: architectural plans and NEN 2580 measuring.