/ ARCHITECTURAL-METALS
Architectural & Ornamental Metals
Aluminum, stainless, decorative.
What we check
Specific to architectural & ornamental metals.
Every package gets the 14 base categories. These are the additional checks Plumb applies to this trade.
Trade-specific checksARCHITECTURAL-METALS-001
- 01Alloy and temper specification
- 02Finish (mill, brushed, anodized, PVDF)
- 03Reveal and miter callouts
- 04Hardware and fastener exposure
Sample findings
What these checks catch.
CRITICALA-410
Class I anodize specified on a welded assembly with exposed welds — weld zones won't color-match, and no mechanical-blend note exists.
MAJORA-203
BOM lists 304 stainless; general notes call 316 for the same exterior guardrail — coastal install makes the grade matter.
MINORA-115
Panel reveal noted 1/2" typical, but the corner detail reads 3/8" — no governing dimension called out.
Representative examples of findings in this trade. Sheet numbers and project details anonymized.
See what an Architectural & Ornamental Metals review costs.
Plans scale with sheet volume, not seats.