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Maintaining the simple, rectilinear gabled form and dark brown hue of the Woodinville distillery, located 160 miles away (in Woodinville), the new complex’s structures are clad in dark metal siding and modified wood.
Engineered to be self-supporting and to span large openings, the SKYGARD 3700 skylight system from EXTECH/Exterior Technologies, Inc. is well suited to both new construction and renovation applications in industrial buildings.
After removing old peel-and-stick waterproofing materials and other decaying roofing materials, the started the installation of three different roofing systems
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EXTECH/Exterior Technologies, Inc. expands its skylight product offering with a new SKYGARD 2500 Series aluminum-framed, monumental glass skylight system.
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