Quick Answer

 

During our communication with global buyers, we received a large number of actual inquiries regarding the materials of the door and wall cabinets, surface treatment, production capacity, delivery cycle, quality inspection standards, export packaging, transportation protection, after-sales service, and pricing rules. These are the key issues that every customer must clarify before placing an order and starting a collaboration.

Our team responds to customers professionally and accurately, always customizing based on the client's personalized product configuration and actual project conditions. For example, project drawings, order quantities, custom specifications, delivery times, and project schedules will all affect the final product plan, quotation, and delivery. Buyers should not depend on generalized responses. All final confirmations should be based on the actual product-matching situation and the commercial terms agreed upon by both parties.

 

 

In many door projects, failures are not caused by poor product quality, but by inaccurate or incomplete information collected at the beginning. For wholesale and project orders, the more complete the initial information is, the more accurately a manufacturer can evaluate the requirement.

 

 

 

Door size, frame type, hardware, opening direction, and performance requirements all affect how the door is produced and whether it will fit correctly on site. That is why we ask detailed technical questions before confirming an order. It helps us manufacture doors that match the project's real conditions, avoid installation delays. The checklist below shows the key specifications we confirm with every buyer before production begins.

 

 

 

The more details you share with us upfront, the faster we can understand your project and send you an accurate quote. This is especially important for bulk and project orders. A clear and detailed door schedule eliminates miscommunication, reduces costly rework, and ensures every door arrives and fits exactly as intended.

 

Below is a typical door schedule template that should be confirmed before production begins:

 

Item	Example
Door ID	D-01
Location	Bedroom
Width	900 mm
Height	2100 mm
Thickness	40 mm
Door Type	HDF Solid Core
Finish	Wood Veneer
Frame	Timber Frame
Hardware	Hinges + Lockset
Opening	Right Hand
Quantity	120 Sets

 

Send Your Door Schedule

If you already have a door schedule or BOQ, you do not need to describe every door manually.

 

Send the drawings, specifications or quantity list to our team.

We can review the requirements and recommend suitable door constructions, finishes and supply options.

 

→ Send Your Project Requirements

 

 

Before we start full production, we always recommend making one sample for your project. This is the easiest way to make sure the final doors will exactly match the approved design and specifications - and catch any issues early.

 

 

Approval Principle

Specification → Sample → Approval → Bulk Production.

 

Changes should be confirmed before mass production begins.

→ Request a Project Sample

 

 

For large orders, we recommend one key step first: sample approval. Once you confirm the sample, everything else runs smoothly.

 

Below is the process we use for every project order:

 

 

 

Before anything gets packed, we run through a checklist. Every order is checked against the approved project specifications - not just visually, but dimensionally and structurally, to make sure the finished doors match what was approved. These checks help prevent problems on site and keep your project on track.

 

 

 

 

International shipping can be rough on doors. That's why we take extra care to protect everything at every step - so what you approved is what actually arrives on site.

 

 

 

 

 

A good installation makes a big difference. If key details are missed, even a high-quality door can end up with gaps, sticking, or alignment issues.

 

Installation Topics：

Door frame installation

Pre-hung door installation

Door leaf installation

Hinge positioning

Lockset installation

Door clearance

Frame alignment

Opening direction

Wall condition

Concealed door installation

Flush-to-wall door installation

 

Before Installation

Confirm:

Opening Size | Wall Thickness | Frame Position | Door Direction | Hardware | Floor Level

 

→ Explore Installation & Export Guides

 

 

After‑sales Service Team

Focus on: After‑sales Support | Troubleshooting | Warranty | Spare Parts | Complaint Handling | Follow‑up Service

 

Production Workshop Staff

Focus on: Standardization | Quantity | Cost Control | Delivery | Quality

 

Foreign Sales Team

Focus on: Specifications | Door Schedule | Installation | Hardware | Coordination

 

Design Consultants

Focus on: Dimensions | Materials | Finishes | Construction | Design Integration

 

Interior Designers

Focus on: Appearance | Finish | Wood Grain | Color | Door Details

 

Project Procurement Teams

Focus on: Quotation | Specification | Sample | Quantity | Lead Time | Quality

 

 

 

 

Submit Your Interior Door Project Requirements

Already have a project?

 

Send us your:

Door Schedule | BOQ | Drawings | Specifications | Reference Photos | Quantity Requirements

Our team can review the information and help clarify the appropriate product configuration and manufacturing requirements.

 

Submit Your Project

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