Unit, corridor and common-area opening and finish packages, scheduled for existing dimensions, appearance and project requirements.
Identify building, unit and location before comparing replacements. Record slab or assembly needs, dimensions, handing, frame condition and operation. Entries, interior rooms and common areas may need different products even with similar finishes.
Discuss doors and assemblies alongside base, casing, other specified trim and defined millwork. Verify profiles for matching and review alternatives if unavailable. Make preparation, painting and surrounding wall or floor repair limits explicit.
Where fire, acoustic, security or accessibility requirements apply, review the exact door, frame and hardware with the appropriate parties. Do not transfer a rating from a similar product or modify an existing assembly on appearance alone.
Agree notices, authorized entry, temporary opening security and key custody as applicable. Sequence with floors and painting, then review swing, latch, gaps and visible trim against the approved work.
Review dimensions, handing, profiles and existing-condition references by location.
Confirm the package, required documentation, hardware and surrounding-work interfaces.
Work through authorized locations and document fit, function, trim and remaining corrections.
Send a clear profile photo, dimensions and product records. Exact matching depends on verification and availability; approve alternatives before release.
No. Review opening requirements, frame and hardware as an assembly. The selected configuration and documentation must be appropriate before ordering or installation.