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Architectural Openings

Wooden & Metal Door Systems for Building Projects

Coordinate interior wooden doors and metal entrance doors around the opening schedule, drawings, frame conditions, finishes, hardware, documentation and delivery sequence.

Door and opening schedules
Frames and interface details
Finish and hardware selection
Model-specific documentation
Wooden and metal door systems coordinated for a building project

Schedule Inputs

Organize Every Door by Mark, Location and Opening

A coordinated schedule helps prevent model, handing, frame, finish and hardware information from separating during quotation and production.

01

Door Mark & Location

Record floor, room, opening reference and quantity.

02

Opening Size

Distinguish structural opening, frame size and leaf size.

03

Handing & Operation

Confirm swing, pivot, pair, sliding or concealed operation.

04

Approval Status

Track drawings, samples, hardware and released revisions.

Application Planning

Match Door Construction to the Opening Responsibility

Room function, traffic, weather exposure, access control and applicable code requirements should guide the proposed construction.

Interior Rooms

Coordinate leaf construction, frame, finish, privacy hardware and adjacent wall details.

Public & Service Areas

Review traffic, operational hardware, durability brief and applicable life-safety requirements.

External Entrances

Review weather exposure, threshold, drainage, sealing, security and façade interfaces.

Door frames and leaves prepared for opening coordination

Interface Review

Resolve Frame, Wall and Threshold Conditions Before Release

The selected system should be checked against the actual construction build-up and installation responsibility.

  • Structural opening and finished wall thickness
  • Frame profile, architrave, shadow gap or flush detail
  • Floor finish, threshold and clearance
  • Adjacent paneling, stone, glazing or façade interfaces
  • Fixing substrate and access for installation
  • Required movement and service clearances

Selection Coordination

Keep Finishes and Hardware Linked to Each Door Mark

Door appearance and operation depend on a complete combination of leaf, frame, edge, hardware and adjacent-finish references.

Leaf Finish

Veneer, paint, laminate, metal finish or approved reference.

Frame Finish

Coordinate frame material, visible edges and surrounding wall finish.

Operating Hardware

Hinges, pivots, closers, handles, locks and door-control items.

Accessories

Stops, seals, viewers, kickplates and project-specific accessories.

Approval Information

Match Performance Documents to the Selected Door Set

A rating or certificate should only be used when the holder, model, construction, size, frame, hardware, standard and validity match the proposed assembly.

  • Door and frame drawings
  • Product datasheets and hardware schedules
  • Finish samples and control references
  • Applicable fire, acoustic, security or weather documents
  • Installation information and interface details
  • Approval comments, revisions and release status

Project Workflow

From Door Schedule to Coordinated Shipment

Each stage should remain connected to the approved door marks and current project information.

01

Review Schedule

Organize marks, quantities, types and missing inputs.

02

Prepare Options

Compare suitable constructions, finishes and hardware scope.

03

Coordinate Drawings

Confirm openings, frames, handing and interfaces.

04

Track Approvals

Record samples, documents, comments and revisions.

05

Follow Production

Monitor approved door sets and category status.

06

Inspect & Pack

Check agreed references, labels and protection.

Pre-Shipment Review

Inspect and Label by Door Mark

Inspection and packing should follow the agreed door schedule, selected finish and hardware scope.

Identity Check

Door mark, quantity, handing and room reference.

Visible Condition

Leaf, frame, finish, edges and accessible hardware.

Operation Check

Basic opening, closing and hardware checks as applicable.

Protective Packing

Edge protection, wrapping, labels and accessory identification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Wooden and Metal Door Coordination

Final suitability depends on the selected door set, opening, project location and applicable documents.

What information is needed for a door quotation?
Send the door schedule, plans, opening sizes, quantities, door types, finish direction, hardware requirements, project location and target delivery information.
Should wooden and metal doors use one schedule?
They can share one coordinated master schedule when each mark clearly identifies its door family, construction, frame, finish, hardware and approval status.
How are opening dimensions confirmed?
Structural openings, finished wall build-ups, floor levels, frame dimensions and required clearances should be compared with the proposed drawings before release.
Can hardware be included?
Yes, subject to the approved scope. Hinges, pivots, locks, handles, closers, seals and accessories should be scheduled by door mark.
Can door finishes match wall panels or cabinetry?
Finish references can be coordinated, but natural variation and production processes should be reviewed through samples and approved control references.
Do all doors carry the same fire, acoustic or security ratings?
No. Ratings apply only to the tested or certified assembly, including its leaf, frame, size, hardware, seals and installation conditions.
What is checked before shipment?
The agreed scope may include marks, quantities, dimensions, handing, visible finish, accessible hardware, basic operation, labels and packing condition.
How are doors packed for delivery?
Protection is selected by door size, finish, frame and shipment plan. Door marks and loose hardware should remain identifiable throughout packing.

Start the Review

Send Your Door Schedule and Opening Drawings

Share door marks, quantities, opening dimensions, preferred types, finish references, hardware requirements and project location. The available information can be reviewed before the next quotation step.

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