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Commdoor High-performance Curtain Wall System
Commdoor Aluminum
08 44 13 Glazed Aluminum Curtain Walls
Commdoor Series 8200 (63.5-mm [2.5-in.]) system for medium- to high-span applications, with both SSG and capped designs. The thermal performance is achieved utilizing dual polyamide thermal breaks.
Dual and Triple glazed capability. Back sections available up to 10" with split finish capability.
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