Resource Category
System Catalogs & Finish References
What our per-category catalogs contain, how finish references work in a project, and how to receive the current version — issued during quotation, not as a stale download.
Catalogs for each in-house product family — windows and doors, curtain wall, kitchen cabinetry, wardrobes and project furniture — describe system structures, configuration options, finish families and hardware options. They are issued per category during quotation so you always receive the current version. Finish references are then anchored by physical samples approved before production.
Contents
What Each Catalog Covers
Five in-house product families, each documented per category. Catalogs describe systems and options — final specifications are always confirmed against project drawings.
Windows & Doors
Aluminum window and door systems — profile families, opening types, glazing options, thermal-break construction and hardware families, with the configuration choices that drive performance and lead time.
Curtain Wall & Facade
Facade system structures and glazing options for envelope projects — how systems are engineered per project, and what a facade specification needs to include.
Kitchen Cabinetry
Carcass construction, door-front families, finishes and hardware — the options and standards behind project-grade kitchen joinery.
Wardrobes & Closets
Wardrobe systems from walk-in to integrated — internal configurations, door types and finish coordination with the wider interior package.
Project Furniture
Furniture ranges specified and produced for whole projects — materials, finishes and how furniture is coordinated with joinery under one finish schedule.
Coordinated Finish References
Across all categories, finishes are cross-referenced so envelope, joinery and furniture arrive consistent — one finish schedule instead of five suppliers’ approximations.
Finishes
How Finish References Work
A catalog shows the range. A project runs on samples — here is how the two connect.
01 · Range in the catalog
Finish families — anodized and powder-coated aluminum, lacquered and veneered joinery — are documented in the catalog with color references per category.
02 · Physical samples
For your project, physical finish samples are produced and issued. Colors on screens and print are indicative; the sample is the reference.
03 · Approval before production
You approve the samples, and the approved references are written into the finish schedule. Production runs against the sample, not against the brochure.
04 · Cross-category consistency
Because envelope and interior systems are coordinated under one schedule, finishes across windows, cabinetry and furniture are matched as one decision, not reconciled after delivery.
How to Get Them
Issued During Quotation — Not as a Stale Download
We issue catalogs per category as part of the quotation process. Ranges, finishes and hardware options evolve with projects and production — a PDF sitting on a downloads page goes out of date quietly, and an out-of-date catalog is worse than none. Issuing the current version with your quotation means what you specify against is what we can actually build.
Standalone window and curtain-wall supply, without the coordinated package, is handled by our sister brand StarveilBuild ↗ — single-product requests belong there.
Requesting the current set
Tell us the project type and the categories you are sourcing — catalogs are issued for those categories together with the quotation, so the version you receive matches what you would order.
Want the Current Catalog Set?
Tell us your project type and scope of interest, and we will issue the current catalogs for those categories together with your quotation.