A coordinated entrance door schedule helps architects, consultants, contractors and developers prepare a clear custom-door quotation request. It connects each door type to its opening, elevation, quantity and finish direction.
Door Identification
- Assign a unique type code to each entrance.
- State whether it is pivot, single, double, sidelight or transom composition.
- Link the type to the relevant plan and elevation.
- Show the quantity for each type.
Opening and Configuration
- Provide structural and intended finished opening dimensions.
- Mark opening direction, active leaf and pivot position.
- Identify fixed glass, side panels and transom elements.
- Show handle position and frame-visibility intent.
Finish and Project Context
- Group types by stone-look, wood-grain, bronze-tone or other finish family.
- Attach facade elevations and finish references.
- State project country, city, stage and professional role.
- List questions that require supplier review before quotation.
Use the architect drawing checklist, the facade coordination checklist, the pivot-door brief and international project support.
Qualified Schedule Review
This checklist is designed for professional teams preparing premium custom entrances. It is not a retail form for one inexpensive standard replacement door.
Send a Coordinated Door Schedule with drawings, quantities and finish direction.
Recommended Door-Schedule Columns
A practical schedule can include type code, level or villa number, opening dimensions, configuration, quantity, elevation reference, finish family, handle direction and current revision. Add a notes column for items that require supplier or consultant review.
Keep the schedule linked to drawings by stable type codes. This helps architects, contractors and procurement teams compare revisions without losing the relationship between the written schedule and the entrance elevation.
Download the Architect Door Schedule
Use the editable CSV to organize door IDs, opening dimensions, door types, leaf configurations, finish direction, sidelights or transoms, handing, quantities and drawing status before quotation review.
Download the CSV door schedule
Complete the known fields, attach the available elevation or entrance drawing, and send the schedule for project-specific review. Unknown items can be marked for joint review.
ARCHITECT DOOR SCHEDULE CONTROL
Use the Door Schedule as the Single Project Reference
The entrance-door schedule should connect architectural drawings, finish decisions, quantities and approval status. For a luxury villa, estate, hotel or residential development, every row should identify one door type and the exact drawing information that supports it. This reduces conflicting instructions across design, procurement and construction teams.
| Decision area | What to record | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Door identity | Type mark, location, drawing reference and revision | Makes every later question traceable to one entrance condition. |
| Opening data | Finished opening, configuration and clear passage | Connects the schedule to the full architectural assembly. |
| Design data | Finish code, pattern direction, handle and fixed elements | Keeps visual decisions aligned with the elevation. |
| Approval data | Concept, tender, approved or information-required status | Shows which fields can be relied upon at each project stage. |
Recommended entrance-door schedule columns
- Door type, location and quantity
- Drawing reference and revision date
- Finished opening width and height
- Pivot, single, double, sidelight or transom configuration
- Finish code, handle, lock and access-control notes
- Approval status, responsible party and required decision date
What a useful first response should cover
Send the schedule with the matching elevations rather than as an isolated spreadsheet. Dooream can review the custom-door scope and information gaps, while the architect and responsible local project parties retain control of site, code, interface and installation requirements.
Professional project fit
For architects, designers, consultants, contractors, developers and professional procurement teams coordinating a premium entrance package.