A repeatable opening schedule, with each plan's differences kept visible.
Establish the approved door design, construction, heights and paint or stain basis. Define slab versus prehung scope, frame and jamb requirements, casing and included hardware preparation in the same package.
A repeated door style does not make every opening identical. Separate elevation changes, ceiling-height options, study conversions and other approved plan variations before preparing the house package.
Match the house's plan revision and selected options to its opening schedule. Confirm the receiving contact, preparation and delivery sequence. Installation and any return visit belong in the agreed scope.
Reconcile plan references, quantities and configuration with the community standard.
Identify plan-specific and selected-option changes before release.
Connect the approved schedule to the house identifier, receiving plan and agreed work.
Yes, the design can be common while quantities, sizes, handing and special openings remain specific to each plan and option. Review those differences before a house is released.
Only when listed in the agreed scope. Slabs, prehung units, hardware preparation, hardware supply and installation should each be explicit.