awmac-naaws

Provide NAAWS and AWMAC guidance for architectural woodwork and shop-drawing compliance.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
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Skill: awmac-naaws
Source: https://github.com/ecnepsyroc-bot/Dejavara/tree/main/deploy/skills/awmac-naaws
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ecnepsyroc-bot/Dejavara --skill awmac-naaws

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a concise, project-ready reference for North American Architectural Woodwork Standards (NAAWS) as maintained by AWMAC, removing ambiguity when specifying grades, veneer matching, shop drawings, inspection language, and installation tolerances for Canadian millwork projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Standards Reference: Section mapping (lumber, veneers, finishing, millwork, casework, tolerances) for quick lookup against NAAWS 4.0.
  • Grade & Veneer Guidance: Clear rules for Custom and Premium grades, veneer slicing, leaf/panel/assembly matching, and standard notation for Premium veneer specifications.
  • Shop Drawing & Inspection Requirements: Required shop-drawing content, wall-panel labeling conventions, panel sequencing, flitch tracking, and GIS inspection workflow and specification language.
  • Practical Use Case: Use during specification writing for an office fit-out to assign grades by area, define veneer matching and panel sequence, produce cover-sheet material lists, and produce tolerances and GIS clauses for contract documents.

Quick Start

Request a veneer and shop-drawing checklist for the main reception area using Premium grade and white oak veneer.

Frequently Asked Questions about awmac-naaws

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I specify veneer matching and panel sequencing for architectural woodwork?

To specify architectural woodwork grades per NAAWS, you select between Custom and Premium grade rules based on project area requirements. This Skill maps grade selections to specific sections covering lumber, veneers, finishing, millwork, casework, and installation tolerances for Canadian millwork projects.

What should be included in NAAWS shop drawings for casework and wall paneling?

NAAWS shop drawings for casework and wall paneling must include required content, wall-panel labeling conventions, panel sequencing, and flitch tracking. This Skill outlines the necessary shop-drawing documentation and cover-sheet material lists needed for architectural woodwork compliance.

What are the installation tolerances for architectural millwork under Section 15?

Installation tolerances for architectural millwork under Section 15 define acceptable variances for casework, countertops, and wall paneling. This Skill provides the specific NAAWS tolerance limits required for contract documents and final GIS inspection compliance.

How do I write GIS inspection language for AWMAC woodwork projects?

Writing GIS inspection language for AWMAC woodwork projects involves specifying standard clauses for shop and final inspections. This Skill provides the exact GIS inspection workflow and specification language needed to satisfy documentation requirements for Canadian architectural millwork.

Can I use NAAWS standards for Canadian millwork projects requiring Premium grade rules?

Yes, NAAWS standards apply directly to Canadian millwork projects and support both Custom and Premium grade rules. This Skill provides authoritative AWMAC guidance for grade selection, veneer slicing, and panel sequencing specifically tailored for Canadian architectural woodwork compliance.