Storefront Take-off lesson part 1 - Components

In this video, we introduce project managers and other glazing industry professionals to the process of doing a glass and materials take-off.

A take-off is when the PM breaks down all of the necessary materials for a project. These calculations are done to order the stock lengths, glass, gaskets, and screws from a manufacturer.

In this Part 1 video, Alex will show you the basic storefront components, and where they are located. Then, he will highlight them on an elevation and show you how to count them.

Part 2 is available on our website here and will show you how to calculate the stock lengths of these components. Sign up free and take our courses - https://learn.learnglazing.com/course...



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