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Find the product data for your submittals
This is our library of manufacturer product data, SDS, shop drawings and other supporting files for submittals. Search below or browse the manufacturer directory. You can pick files and build a submittal package with your own cover sheet.
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- Products
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How the library is organized
You can find a document three ways, and they all lead to the same document record.
By manufacturer
The directory lists every manufacturer with documents on file, with product and document counts. Open one for its products grouped by CSI section.
Open the directoryBy CSI section
Type a section number into the search, 08 31 13 or 09 91 00, and the results narrow to products filed under it. Each manufacturer page groups its products the same way.
By document type
Filter results to product data, SDS, shop drawings, certifications, or warranties. If a product has nothing on file, it still shows up and says so.
What a document record carries
Each record has what you need to cite the document and trace it back to the manufacturer.
- The product it belongs to, its model number, and its CSI section.
- The document type, file format, file size, and page count where recorded.
- The manufacturer's original filename, kept on download.
- The date it was added to the library and a link to the manufacturer's official site.
- A preview in the browser before you download, so you can catch the wrong file before it ends up in a submittal package.
Manufacturer documents remain the property of the companies that publish them. The document rights page explains how the library treats them.
How a document gets here
- The manufacturer publishes itData sheets, safety data sheets and instructions come from the manufacturer's own site or literature. We don't retype them.
- It is filed under the productEach document goes on one product record with its manufacturer, model and CSI section, so you can find it by searching any of the three.
- It's reviewed before it's listedA manufacturer only shows up in the directory once it has at least one reviewed document. Products with nothing on file still show up and say so.
- It keeps its sourceThe record keeps the official site and the original filename, so you can check the document against the current version any time.