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Nonsequential panel systems can keep your project on schedule and under budget while maintaining unique design aesthetics. This course shows how the cost of metal building façades can be minimized by using a nonsequential panel installation system. Metal composite material (MCM) cladding and its use in rainscreen systems is discussed, as well as common design pitfalls that can compromise the watertightness of the building envelope.
Presented by Brian Sandberg on behalf of Fairview Architectural.
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