Design intent
Flush or concealed jamb details are coordinated with the wall finish rather than added at the end.
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Flush Aluminum Jamb Interior Door
A flush door appearance depends on the junction between wall, frame and leaf. Coordinate the finished wall plane, hinge recesses and installation sequence before the wall finish is applied.
AI-generated design concepts illustrate possible configurations. Confirm the exact construction, finish and hardware in your project specification.
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Your configuration, considered.
A flush door appearance depends on the junction between wall, frame and leaf. Coordinate the finished wall plane, hinge recesses and installation sequence before the wall finish is applied.
- Opening
- Hinged
- Frame
- Flush aluminum jamb; wall interface pending
- Leaf / panel
- Wooden or engineered-wood leaf
- Finish direction
- Veneer
Dimensions, materials and supply scope are agreed in your quotation and project drawings.
Designed around the opening
A quiet wall plane
Flush or concealed jamb details are coordinated with the wall finish rather than added at the end.
Configuration choices
Flush face alignment, Concealed or visible hinge direction, Paint or veneer finish.
Planning priority
Issue the jamb section while wall construction is still being coordinated, including trim and finished floor datum.
Define the assembly
Construction, clearly separated.
The jamb and the wooden leaf are separate components. An aluminum jamb does not imply an aluminum skeleton inside the leaf.
01
Door frame / jambAluminum jamb for the interior system; confirm the frame separately for wood-door packages.
02
Leaf coreWooden or engineered-wood construction, to be identified in the material schedule.
03
Visible surfaceNatural veneer or a specified decorative surface; not a definition of the core.
04
Edges & hardwareEdge treatment, hinges, lock preparation and seals form part of the reviewed assembly.
Schematic component relationship. This is not a manufacturing section, dimensioned drawing or performance certificate.
Technical specification
A specification that fits
your project.
Work through the dimensions, construction and building interface below. Final values are recorded against your selected assembly and approved drawings.
How we approach product evidence| Specification | Details to coordinate |
|---|---|
| Jamb / wall interface | Finished wall thickness and frame section |
| Leaf core / thickness | Identify the core independently of surface |
| Veneer / decorative finish | Species or surface system, sample and batch |
| Edge / seal / hardware | Lipping, hinges, lock preparation and seals |
| Environmental requirements | Room humidity and any requested documentation |
| MOQ / lead time | Quantity, configuration and order schedule |
| Performance reports | Requested project criteria and applicable model scope |
Quotation clarity
Agree what comes
with the assembly.
Every component needs a place in the quotation: included in supply, offered as an option, or provided by others.
FrameConfirm in quotation
LeafConfirm in quotation
Glazing (if applicable)Confirm in quotation
Hinges / pivot setConfirm in quotation
Lock and handleConfirm in quotation
Threshold and sealsConfirm in quotation
Installation accessoriesConfirm in quotation
Protective packagingConfirm in quotation
Packaging dimensions, gross weight, unloading arrangements and spare-part references are confirmed against the final order.
Plan the building interface
Resolve the installation details early.
01 / Survey
Confirm the opening.
Record sizes, wall thickness, finished floor level, handing and adjacent construction. Identify who checks the site measurements.
02 / Coordinate
Approve the interface.
Resolve the frame fixing, threshold, leaf clearances and hardware with the actual building detail before production authorization.
03 / Receive
Protect and inspect.
Plan unloading, package checks, protected storage and a record of any damage. Use the agreed instructions and support route.
Before you specify
Questions worth asking
How is this configuration tailored to my project?
Use the design direction and configuration choices as a starting point. Send your opening schedule, preferred finish and intended use so the exact construction, dimensions, hardware and supply scope can be reviewed and set out in writing.
What dimensions can I order?
Send the opening measurements, intended use and site constraints. The proposed size must be reviewed with the actual frame, leaf or panel construction and hardware. Available dimensions are confirmed for your selected configuration in the project quotation.
Can the finish match another door in the project?
Share the desired color or wood-look direction and request coordinated physical samples. Different substrates, surface processes, orientations and batches can create visible differences.
What is included in the quote?
The written quotation should list the frame or track system, leaf or panels, glazing, hardware, seals, operator where applicable, accessories and packaging. Each inclusion, option and item supplied by others must be confirmed.
Who handles installation and adjustments?
Installation and responsibility for the opening survey are agreed for the project. Use the approved drawings and product-specific instructions; no general worldwide installation service is implied.
How are lead time and delivery confirmed?
Timing, packaging, trade terms, unloading and requested spare parts are set out for the agreed order after specification review. No fixed production or transit period is assumed.
Related configurations
Consider the alternatives.
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