Trade Topics
February 2007
Doors, frames and hardware
This bulletin addresses doors, frames and hardware unit costs common
in commercial interior improvements. The costs are presented in
a 'rule of thumb' context and several factors will affect the final
cost: a) scope of the work and working conditions
and b) market forces at the time of bid.The pricing
does NOT include a general contractor's markup - If you have a GC,
costs will be slightly higher.
Doors, frames and hardware are presented as "Assemblies"
consisting of the frame, the door and passage hardware and where
indicated, glass - and transportation and labor required to install
them - but not the cost of special hardware to provide a fire rating.
The tables below illustrate two very common door types in office
environments:
1) Birch, prefinished walnut in dark bronze aluminum frame
2) Maple, prefinished clear (blond color) in a clear (aluminum
color) aluminum frame
Walnut Stained Prefinished
doors |
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Single
Door and Frame |
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Solid
core pre-finished BIRCH door in BRONZE aluminum frame |
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Double
Door |
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Same
door and frame finish for pairs (double) doors |
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Add
side lights, 24" wide |
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BRONZE sidelight frame and clear tempered
glass |
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Clear Maple Prefinished
doors |
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Single
Door and Frame |
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Solid
core pre-finished MAPLE door in aluminum colored frame |
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Double
Door |
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Same
door and frame finish for pairs (double) doors |
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Add
side lights, 24" wide |
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Aluminum sidelight frame and clear tempered glass |
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6,000 S.F. TI to be completed
by TiCon this month at Hellyer Commons in San Jose.
7 week project from shell
to occupancy
The Door shown in this photo
is Maple, 9 foot, clear aluminum frame and 2 foot wide sidelight
TiCon - You get it on
time or you get my car keys - Sam Burkhouse
We Never Charge For Quotations
From Your Plans And Specs
Pre-Construction Services Available
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