Preparing a Door Schedule for Multi-Unit Projects
Prepare a multi-unit door schedule with unique opening references, reusable configurations, handing diagrams, revision control and delivery labels.
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Custom Wooden Doors for Interior Projects
Specify custom wooden doors for interior rooms by separating the leaf core, visible surface and supporting frame. Explore solid wood, engineered wood and prefinished designs. Custom timber doors in Australian briefs describe the same material-led selection; the current configurations are for interior use.
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Design configurations.
Browse design details, compare configuration choices and prepare the right questions for your project.
Start with the way it works
Choose the application. Then the construction.
The natural warmth of a material. Use the system guides to compare opening arrangements, materials and the details that need to be resolved.
Solid Wood Interior Doors
Species, grain and framed panel proportions determine the visual character of the leaf.
Explore specificationsEngineered Wood & Veneer Doors
The natural wood appearance is specified independently from the engineered leaf construction.
Explore specificationsMDF & HDF Interior Doors
MDF or HDF face material is paired with a named core and an appropriate edge treatment.
Explore specificationsPre-Finished Interior Doors
Pre-finishing coordinates the face, edges and machined hardware details in the order schedule.
Explore specificationsA clearer specification
Know what sits behind the surface.
Drawings and technical records are assessed against the actual configuration. Visual references do not replace engineering evidence.
Wooden leaf and jamb construction
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Door frame / jambAluminum jamb for the interior system; confirm the frame separately for wood-door packages.
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Leaf coreWooden or engineered-wood construction, to be identified in the material schedule.
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Visible surfaceNatural veneer or a specified decorative surface; not a definition of the core.
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Edges & hardwareEdge treatment, hinges, lock preparation and seals form part of the reviewed assembly.
Schematic component relationship. This is not a manufacturing section, dimensioned drawing or performance certificate.
ApplicationInterior
Opening directionHinged
Frame / systemWood / specified jamb
Finish directionNatural veneer / HPL
Selection guide
Choose the construction behind the grain.
Solid wood, veneer and engineered cores describe different parts of a door. Start with room use, then document construction, visible surfaces and the frame that supports the leaf.
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Solid wood direction
Confirm species, construction and environmental conditions with the supplier. Approve grain and finish using representative samples.
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Engineered wood and veneer
Identify the core and veneer separately, and coordinate the visible grain across pairs or repeated room types.
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Pre-finished doors
Agree the finished surface and edge scope before delivery. Plan protection, storage and a compatible installation sequence.
Review this systemResolve before ordering
- Core identity rather than a generic solid label
- Face, grain direction and edge treatment
- Hardware reinforcement and machining
- Room exposure, care and storage instructions
From the collection to the detail
Questions worth resolving.
Practical comparisons and planning records for the decisions behind this collection.
Natural Veneer vs Wood-Look Aluminum
Compare natural veneer and timber-look aluminum by material identity, intended location, sample approval, coordinated appearance and care documentation.
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Solid-Core vs Hollow-Core Interior Doors
Compare solid-core and hollow-core interior doors by actual core, face, edge and hardware specifications, with evidence questions for project requirements.
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Send the details
that shape the quote.
A clear brief makes material, hardware and delivery comparisons more useful.
Start a project inquiry- Project country, buyer role and intended use.
- Opening dimensions, units and installation context.
- Quantity, preferred materials and finish references.
- Required documents and project performance criteria.
- Hardware, packaging and local installation responsibilities.
Before you specify
Questions worth asking
What can I customize?
Start with the hinged arrangement, opening dimensions and visual direction. Frame, leaf or panel construction, finish, hardware and glazing are reviewed together. Availability and dimensional limits are confirmed for the proposed configuration.
Is installation included?
Installation responsibilities are agreed with the quotation. Tell us who will survey the opening and install locally. No worldwide on-site installation service is implied.
Are there published prices, minimum orders or lead times?
These depend on the confirmed materials, size, hardware, quantity and delivery scope. Share a project brief for a written proposal; there is no universal price, MOQ or lead-time promise.
How are performance requirements checked?
Specify your project requirements and country early. Reports must match the relevant system, size and configuration; material or component documentation does not automatically establish performance of the complete assembly.
Let’s talk about your project
Every good door starts with a conversation.
Bring an idea, a drawing or a few opening dimensions. We’ll help you define the next step for your project.
Need a starting point? Get the door schedule.Specification, price and delivery are confirmed in your written quote.
Project inquiries
Tell us about your project.
Share an idea, a door type or an opening. Drawings and details can follow.