Hardware Coordination Headaches
Door hardware means dozens of components from multiple manufacturers. Misaligned hinge preps, wrong lock backsets, or a missing closer reinforcement can turn into costly field problems and callbacks.
Door & Frame Shop Drawings for Every Application
We handle door and frame drawings with custom panel layouts, glass lite configurations, hardware prep details, and fire-rating compliance for both commercial and residential projects.
Incomplete Fire-Rating Documentation
Fire-rated assemblies need specific labeling, gap dimensions, and component certifications. If the documentation is incomplete, you're facing failed inspections and expensive rework.
Hardware Schedules That Actually Match
We produce detailed hardware schedules cross-referenced with door elevations, showing exact prep locations for hinges, locks, closers, and accessories. Every component is verified against manufacturer templates.
Fire-Rating Packages That Pass Inspection
Our fire-rated door drawings include all required labeling details, gap specs, glazing limitations, and component certifications so your assemblies pass inspection on the first review.
- Door elevation drawings
- Frame profile details
- Hardware prep layouts
- Hardware schedules
- Fire-rating compliance sheets
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you create hardware schedules for door packages?
Every door package comes with a full hardware schedule listing hinges, locksets, closers, stops, and accessories by manufacturer and model number. Each item is cross-referenced to the matching door elevation for clear production guidance.
Can you detail fire-rated door assemblies?
We've done fire-rated assemblies from 20-minute to 3-hour ratings. Our drawings include all required label locations, maximum glazing areas, gap tolerances, and approved component specs per the listing.
How do you handle custom panel configurations?
We draw raised panel, flat panel, glass lite, and louvered configurations to your exact specs. Each layout includes dimensioned stile and rail widths, panel profiles, and glass sizes with the right glazing details.