Buyer decision guide
Door Schedule Quotation for B2B Projects
This is a decision guide for builders, contractors, developers, hotels and distributors preparing a project RFQ.
Direct Answer
A door schedule quotation is most reliable when every opening includes its mark, quantity, rough opening, leaf size, wall thickness, jamb, frame, finish and hardware requirements.
Minimum schedule fields
| Field | Example of useful information |
|---|---|
| Door mark | D-101 or another project reference |
| Application | Bedroom, bathroom, corridor, hotel room or service area |
| Quantity | Opening quantity by type, floor or phase |
| Dimensions | Rough opening, leaf, frame and finished wall |
| Configuration | Material, finish, glass, handing, frame, architrave and hardware |
| Delivery | Destination, packing sequence and notes |
What happens during review
- Separate confirmed values from missing values.
- Check whether rough opening and leaf dimensions have been mixed.
- Group repeated openings and identify exceptions.
- Review frame, jamb, trim and machining assumptions.
- Prepare questions before a project quotation is issued.
Download and send
Use the door schedule template as a starting point, then upload it with drawings through the project RFQ form.
Related VISFURN resources
Buyer questions
It should contain door marks, applications, quantities, rough openings, leaf sizes, wall thickness, jamb depth, material, finish, frame, architrave, hardware and notes.
Yes. Group each type clearly and identify which openings need different materials, finishes, frames or hardware preparation.
Yes. A CSV can start the review, but drawings or marked-up openings may still be needed to confirm fit and construction details.