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Project Inspections – Part 1: What Happens Before A QCP Project Inspection?
This article looks at what to expect from and what happens before a QCP project inspection. Find out more about QCP inspections.
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How the Architectural Woodwork Standards Benefit General Contractors
Hiring QCP-certified woodworkers, adhering to Architectural Woodwork Standards, and registering projects with QCP bring many benefits to general contractors.
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It Ain’t Your Father’s AWI Standard
Are you aware that AWI is developing new standards under the American National Standards Institute? Check out this article for more information.
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AWI & QCP Reach Out to Fabricators on Solid Surface Standard
AWI President Michael McNulty (and AWI QCC Past Chair) and AWI Technical Director Ashley Goodin attended the International Surface Fabricators Association (ISFA) Solid Surface Roundtable meeting in Gettysburg, PA, Aug. 13-15, which QCC Executive Director Randy Estabrook attended.
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An Overview of Wooden Staircases for Design Professionals
For design professionals working on projects where a wooden staircase is a focal point, there are critical design considerations.
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Understanding QCP Costs (and the Value a QCP License Brings)
QCP certification is a mark of excellence for interior woodwork, so you may think the cost will be high – this isn’t the case.
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What Type of Wood Is Best For Your Architectural Woodwork Project?
Many factors contribute to choosing the right type of wood for an interior architectural design project - find out what type of wood is best for you.
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Avoiding Pitfalls in Architectural Woodworking Project Inspection
These are the common errors we see during woodworker inspection, from registration and fees to shop drawings and AWI's Standards.
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Tech Talk: The Times They Are A-Changin’
Since the 1960s, the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) has created proprietary woodwork standards for use by its members and the industry in general.
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