Two-panel interior door appearance
The listed construction uses engineered stiles along the vertical sides of the door. The selected two-panel configuration places a taller panel above a smaller lower panel within a framed face. We record stile widths, horizontal member positions and panel profiles together on the door elevation. The exact internal core, rail joints and material build-up remain part of the supplied door specification.
Panel proportions determine how the leaf looks beside wall moldings, adjacent doors and trim. The leaf, jamb and casing are separate components, even when they share a finish. The order drawing aligns the panel layout and finished door height with the frame opening. A wide casing does not increase the clear passage through the door.
Mortise hinges sit in prepared recesses at the leaf and frame, while the magnetic latch works with its matched strike. Hinge size, number and positions follow the actual leaf and hardware package. The handle or knob, latch backset and privacy or passage function are identified before machining so the holes and recesses match the selected fittings.
This is a wood door with engineered stiles; species and the full face-and-core schedule are confirmed on the order with the chosen finish reference. A clear or stained finish shows the wood grain, while an opaque paint finish gives a smooth color and different finishing work.
The two-panel layout and its surrounding profile are specified from the elevation, including the transition between panel and frame. A flat panel, raised panel and applied molding are different details. The profile is carried through the finished faces and edges where scheduled, without treating a decorative face as proof of a particular hidden joint.
Jambs and casing meet the wall at different planes from the leaf, and their widths, profiles, material and finish are listed with the door set. Hinges, strike and handle hardware show when the door is open, so their finishes are in the same schedule.
| Door configuration | Interior wood door with engineered stiles and two-panel framed appearance; single leaf, with frame and hardware scheduled with the door set. |
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| Material and finish package | Wood interior door with engineered stiles, a two-panel framed appearance, mortise hinges and magnetic latch; exact material, finish, leaf and frame schedule specified per opening. |
| Leaf and opening dimensions | Leaf width × height × thickness in mm; outside frame size, rough opening and clear passage also recorded. |
| Panels and frame members | Two-panel elevation; stile and rail widths, panel proportions and profiles shown on the door drawing. Internal joint and core specification confirmed for the supplied leaf. |
| Frame and trim | Jamb depth matched to finished wall thickness in mm; casing profile, frame material, seals and surface reference listed where included. |
| Hinges and latch | Mortise hinges and magnetic latch with matched strike; actual references, hinge positions, handle preparation, backset and passage/privacy function scheduled. |
| Handing and installation | Viewing side, hinge side, swing direction, finished-floor datum and clearances recorded per opening; required ratings apply only to the documented complete assembly. |
| Minimum order | Made to your project quantities. Small item counts are accepted when they ship with the rest of your project list; the quotation confirms the quantity for each item. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
Open door opening schedule ↗
The opening schedule separates leaf width × height × thickness from the outside frame size and rough opening, all in millimeters. Wall thickness establishes jamb depth. Finished floor level, seals and the selected frame detail establish the bottom and perimeter clearances. No standard gap or nominal leaf size is substituted for those project dimensions.
The plan marks the viewing side, hinge side and swing direction for each opening, and the swing arc must clear nearby walls, cabinetry, furniture and switches. Clear passage width is measured with the leaf and hardware in place, and handle projection and any door stop are checked in the same layout.
Hinge mortises, handle boring and latch and strike positions follow one hardware schedule. Passage and privacy functions use different hardware, and access-control equipment needs its own agreed preparation. Fire or sound performance requires a complete tested door assembly, including its frame, hardware and seals.
Our quotation gives the material build-up, leaf dimensions and quantity by opening number. Tall or wide leaves can change the hardware and frame preparation, and matching several doors means matching panel proportions and finish references as well as the color name.
Panel form, frame-member proportions and moldings set the machining and finishing work, and clear, stained and opaque finishes need different materials. Face, edge, jamb and casing finishes are each listed, so every part of the door set arrives finished as specified.
The leaf, jambs, casing, mortise hinges, magnetic latch, strike and handles are itemized in the supply. Seals, stops, privacy hardware and any special preparation are listed where required, and a door-only supply and a complete prepared set are quoted as two options.
The receiving schedule labels each leaf with its matched frame and hardware package, and packing protects finished faces, edges and machined areas. Freight and unloading follow the destination and largest packed component, and frame fixing, final alignment, wall finishing and local installation labor are site work. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
It is the two-panel framed configuration, with a taller upper panel and a smaller lower panel. The frame uses engineered stiles. The door drawing identifies the panel profile and frame members; internal core and joint details are specified for the supplied leaf.
The material and finish reference are selected for the order. The door is wood construction with engineered stiles; species and full core schedule are set for the order. Clear, stained or other agreed finishes need the matching material reference.
No. Those items are listed in the quotation. The door leaf, jambs, casing, mortise hinges, magnetic latch and strike form separate entries, with handles, seals and privacy hardware included where scheduled.
Record the leaf width, height and thickness in millimeters, then the outside frame size, rough opening, finished wall depth and floor datum. The drawing identifies its viewing side, hinge side and swing direction. Clear passage and installation clearances are separate from the nominal leaf dimensions.
The exact hinge, latch, strike and handle references establish their recesses and hole positions. Hinge size and quantity follow the selected leaf, while latch backset and passage or privacy function determine the handle preparation. Matching those entries before machining avoids incompatible fittings.
This two-panel configuration is made as an everyday interior door for bedrooms, studies and living areas. Where an opening needs a fire or acoustic rating, tell us the rating your code requires and we will quote a rated door set for that opening, with its test documents.
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