AWI Standards - Architectural Woodwork Institute
AWI standards provide woodworking businesses with a framework for achieving and demonstrating high-quality architectural woodwork. This not only enhances your reputation but also helps you meet customer expectations, reduce costs, and remain competitive in the industry.
A Guide to the AWI Standards of Architectural Woodwork
The AWI Standards set industry best practices for the specification, materials, fabrication, finishing, and installation of interior architectural woodwork. They form a simple, clear, and definitive reference manual that ensures outstanding quality and consistency in every project.
How AWI Standards Work - Architectural Woodwork Institute
AWI standards define best practices and quality requirements for materials, construction, installation, and performance to ensure woodworking projects meet specified quality levels and aesthetic standards.
Section 6 includes information on standing & running trim, door frames, window frames, sashes, blinds & shutters, screens, ornamental & miscellaneous millwork composed of solid wood and/or sheet products and their related parts.
AWI Standards
ANSI/AWI 0622.0646–2024 – Millwork & Wood Trim is intended to provide aesthetic and structural performance standards for catalog and made-to-order mouldings and shop-fabricated assemblies. This standard encompasses catalog and made-to-order millwork, shop-fabricated assemblies, and related interior and exterior finishes.
A Practical Guide to the AWI Standards of Architectural Woodwork
You’ll get to know how the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) interprets the Architectural Woodwork Standards and how AWI’s Quality Certification Program (QCP) recognizes the standards. You’ll also find out more about: Each section of the current standards; How each standard applies in a practical sense to interior woodwork
What Are The AWI Standards For The Millwork Industry?
2024年9月12日 · The organization called AWI (Architectural Woodwork Institute) sets the standards for quality and craftsmanship in the millwork industry. These guidelines serve as a benchmark for architects, contractors, and woodworkers.
In 1995, AWI established its Quality Certification Program (QCP) to give the assurance and the expectation to millwork customers that fine woodwork, specified as QCP in construction documents, will comply with the quality grades in these standards.
Resources - AWI Quality Certification Program
Download useful architectural woodworking resources, including the AWI Standards and the Architectural Woodworking Standards, various policies, forms, and shop drawing information. You’ll also find plenty of useful links to relevant constructions, architectural, and …
AWI Standards & Standards Development | Architectural Woodwork …
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