[Shropshire, 24/03/2017] -- Contour Casings, a company that designs and manufactures safe surface temperature heating solutions, released a new Column Casings Guide embedded with supplementary links to BIM objects and DWG files. BIM (Building information modelling) and DWG (AutoCAD drawing) files, meant to aid specifiers in their architectural projects.

Column Casings Guide from Contour Casings

Released on March 10, 2017, the Column Casings Guide is an updated guide to Contour Casings’ range of column casings. Free for download and viewing, it is designed to provide customers, architects, contractors and consultants with comprehensive information about the company’s products.

It provides information on the available casing profiles, materials and customisation options. It also features complete product data sheets, arranged by profile and casing material, as well as links to BIM and DWG files of each product. This allows clients to incorporate the column casings into their architectural designs.

The guide features a short overview of each type of column casing, followed by its technical specifications. This may include finish options, applications, fire performance and other characteristics, as well as its dimensions.

The guide also includes various case studies of past projects, to give clients a better outlook on the use and application of Contour Casings’ column casings.

Quality Architectural Fabrications

Contour Casings designs, manufactures and installs quality architectural fabrications, including column casings, downpipe protectors, and fascia. They offer a broad range of casings with different profiles and a variety of surface finishes. Options include polyester powder coating (PPC), anodised metals and BioCote surfaces.

Customerscan learn more comprehensive information about their casings on the new Column Casings Guide.

About Contour Casings

Based in Shropshire, Contour Casings provides architectural fabrication and safe surface heating solutions. The company has worked with a wide range of industries, from hospitals to schools, to corporate buildings. They practice a close partnership with architects and design consultants, helping them bring their ideas to life.

For more information, visit their website at https://www.contourcasings.co.uk