Tubelite connects architects to online specifications’ tools

Date: 31 May 2011

Assisting architects with specification writing and 3-D design, Tubelite Inc. participates in several online and automated tools.

The company’s website connects visitors to product details, technical data and other information on its storefront, curtainwall, entrance and daylight control systems.

From TubeliteInc.com, visitors with subscriptions to BSD SpecLink®-E‘s can link to automated specification writing assistance. Also within one click of Tubelite’s homepage, users can access Autodesk® Seek and CADdetails for Building Information Modeling (BIM) libraries.

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