Dimensions & configuration
Opening vs leaf size, wall thickness, frame, single or double opening and swing direction. Use millimetres or inches, clearly labelled.
CUSTOMIZATION
Designed around your brief.
Confirmed in the details.
Use one clear specification to connect design, production and delivery discussions.
Material & finish
Discuss paint-free and lacquered options. Confirm the exact construction, species where applicable, colour and surface sample.
Destination & use
Share your country, interior or exterior use, building type and required documentation. Suitability must be reviewed for the specific product.
BEFORE PRODUCTION
Agree what is included.
Product scope
Door leaf, frame, trims, glazing and selected hardware.
Approval points
Drawings, sample, finish and agreed inspection requirements.
Delivery responsibilities
Packaging, freight, import arrangements, installation and issue handling.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Before you enquire.
Can I request a non-standard size?
Yes, start with your opening and proposed design. Feasibility, construction and hardware are reviewed before a size is confirmed.
What are the minimum order and lead time?
They depend on the specification, quantity, finish and production schedule. Request a written quotation for your project; no fixed minimum or delivery time is stated here.
Do you supply fire-rated or acoustic doors?
State any rating required by your project. This website does not claim a rating. Documentation must be checked for the exact product and intended destination before ordering.
What if I only have an idea?
Choose a design reference and start with your country, buyer role and approximate quantity. Drawings and more detailed measurements can follow in the project conversation.
Can doors and other woodwork be coordinated?
Include wardrobes, flooring or solid wood tables and chairs in the same brief. Each item's material, finish and supply scope are confirmed separately.
LET’S MAKE IT SPECIFIC
Have a style in mind?
Start with your project.
Your country, approximate quantity and a reference design are enough to start a brief.