Check the details
that matter to your specification.
Use a door and window quality control checklist to define the inspection scope for your order.
- ScopeDimensions, operation, finish, packing
- RecordPhotos and packing list before dispatch


Checked before a single profile is cut.
The confirmed drawing set is the reference: profile series, glass build-up, hardware list and finish are verified against it before material is issued.
Colour and finish are matched to the approved sample or RAL reference before coating runs.
- Drawing set locked to the order
- Material and hardware matched to the list
- Finish approved against the sample
Every unit is opened and closed before it is packed.
Frames are squared and measured, sashes glazed, then every opening unit is cycled on the bench: open, close, lock, repeat. Rollers, hinges and locks are adjusted here, not on site.
- Diagonal and squareness measured per unit
- Operation cycled: hinges, rollers, locks
- Glass seated, beaded and sealed


You see the result before it leaves.
Pre-shipment photos show the packed units, labels and loading plan. The packing list maps every carton to a model and elevation line, so the receiving team can check against the order, not against memory.
What the review covers.
The same checkpoints apply whether the order is one door or a full container.
Dimensions
Opening sizes against the confirmed schedule, per line.
Operation
Smooth travel, correct handing, locks engaging fully.
Finish
Colour consistency across frames, sashes and hardware.
Packing
Protection, bracing, marking and the photo record.
Start with an opening.
We'll work through the details.
Send your drawings, dimensions or reference images.