Door Schedules and Details

Door Identification and Door Schedules

• Each door is assigned a letter, and images of the doors are provided for reference.
• These letters, or door marks, are found within the door schedule.

Components of a Door Legend

The door legend contains information such as:

• Room number
• Icon representing the door on the floor plan
• Room name
• Door type (linking to a specific door image)
• Fire rating
• Width (w)
• Height (h)
• Material
• Head and jamb details; for windows, a sill detail would also be included

Example Door Analysis: Stair 1

• Located in Stair 1.
• Door type: A1.
• Fire rating: 1.5 hours, indicating it's in a path of egress.
• Egress corridors typically require a one-hour fire rating; this door exceeds the requirement.
• Width and height values are scheduled.
• Material: Wood.
• Frame: Hollow metal.
• Details for the head (top) and jamb (side) are provided elsewhere in the drawing set.
• Glass panel present.
• Hardware set number provided, which specifies doorknobs and hinges, detailed in a separate hardware set drawing or specification.

Example Door Analysis: Room 301 (Knockdown Storage)

• Mark/Tag references the drawing.
• Located in Room 301, the knockdown storage area.
• Door type: A1.
• Fire rating: 20 minutes.
• Dimensions: 3 feet wide, 7 feet tall.
• Material: Wood.
• Frame: Hollow metal.
• Head detail: H1, Jamb detail: J1.
• Built-in sill (possibly metal).
• Hardware set number 28 specified.