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New from Mitchell Metals: Aluminum Sunshade Products
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| Dec 11, 2010 |
Sunshade products provide shade from overhead heat and light, increase building efficiency by reducing energy costs, and act as an architectural compliment to any existing building. Architectural sun control products are a durable, lightweight and energy-saving option that allows rain and snow to pass through easily while offering supreme performance and comfort to the occupants inside.
Aluminum Sunshades Mitchell Metals offers new cost-effective, attractive sunshades which reduce energy costs and provide aesthetic appeal for any commercial or residential building.Architectural Sunscreens CAD Drawings and Specifications
Our new line of architectural sunscreens includes CAD drawings to help architects, building owners and project managers visualize the end result. For details on each sunshade design, please consult our CAD drawings available in both PDF and DWG formats found below for use in professional, K-12, government and commercial structures throughout the United States. All of our architectural sunshades are expertly designed to ensure the highest level of quality and craftsmanship. We design, engineer, and fabricate each sunshade in our manufacturing facility, and we take pride in our direct involvement with every step to deliver a final product. To see examples of our past projects, visit our gallery of architectural sunshades or contact us for a free estimate on a custom sunshade. Sunshade Design We are proud to offer customized sunshade design to work with your project. Below are CAD drawings and specifications for architectural sunshades commonly preferred by architects and planners, though Mitchell Metals can design and fabricate unique louvers, airfoils, and blades to meet the needs of your project. 6 inch Airfoil Specifications 6 inch Bull Nose Specifications 6 inch Louver Speciafications Overhead Supported SpecificationsFor other relevant searches, you might want to try: