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Gamco's Product Architectural Detail Manual available

Gamco Corp.'s new Product Architectural Details Manual is now available for its quality fenestration and architectural metal systems. The manual is available in electronic digital or print versions, and features detailed information to assist architects, specifiers, glaziers and fenestration installation contractors in selecting the best system for every project. Gamco's Architectural Product Details Manual includes for each product line various configurations and profile drawings, exploded assembly diagrams, and installation accessories. All detail diagrams are representative for use with architectural drawings and project specifications. "Unlike mass produced products, our products are custom fabricated for each project," said Howard Nguyen, Marketing Manager for Gamco Corporation. "Our new Architectural Product Details Manual provides the information that architects, engineers and specifiers need to bring their design ideas to reality." The manual includes Gamco's framed and frameless commercial entrance doors, storefront framing and glazing systems, curtain wall system components, balcony doors, structural skylights, windows and railing systems. It also includes Gamco's screens, hardware, louvers and installation components necessary to complete the project. Architects, specifiers and fenestration professionals wishing to obtain a copy of the new manual in either digital or print format should contact Gamco at 718-359-8833 or [email protected].
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