Literature Classification Service
Technical literature is a large investment and remains one of
the key sources of specification information.
The use of in-house libraries remains one of the most favoured
sources of technical product information and in the NOP Survey 2004,
81% of specifiers said they use in-house libraries as a source of
specification information.
It is crucial therefore that your technical literature is filed
correctly within these in-house libraries, ensuring that it is
readily available and accessible. This is as important as design and
content. Having your technical literature correctly classified is
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The Classification
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- CI/SfB is the classification system most widely used by
architectural specifiers. The system has been in operation for
more than 30 years and is the industry standard
- Uniclass is a UK classification system for structuring
product literature and project information, incorporating both
Common Arrangement of Work Sections (CAWS) and EPIC
- EPIC is a European-wide classification system and should be
included especially if technical literature is to be used on a
pan-European basis.
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We provide a full classification service to manufacturers of building
products and incorporate all three classification systems described above.
Once your literature has been received your classification will be faxed
back to you together with a recommended style sheet, indicating where and
how the classification information should be displayed. This is normally
done within the same day, with confirmation following by post.
For further information or to arrange to speak to your Area Sales Manager
regarding marketing opportunities:
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