Doors, Frames, and Hardware

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title: Doors, Frames, and Hardware
category: Architectural / Openings
description: >
When to use: Swinging door openings furnished as one combined package of hollow metal doors and frames, architectural wood flush doors, and finish hardware, in commercial, institutional, and light-industrial construction. Covers the opening schedule as the coordination instrument; hollow metal performance levels, models, face-sheet materials, cores, frame thickness, profile, construction method, anchorage, grout fill, and factory finish; wood door duty levels, appearance grades, cores, face materials, veneer selection and matching, edges, and finishing; fire-rated and smoke-rated listed assemblies under NFPA 80, NFPA 105, and UL 10C; hinges, locksets, exit devices, closers, stops, protection plates, thresholds, and gasketing; cylinders, keyways, and keying hierarchy; electrified hardware, fail modes, power transfer, and fire alarm release; accessible-opening obligations; installation tolerances and clearances; fire door inspection at turnover; and warranty.
− Not intended for: Projects that specify the leaf, the frame, and the hardware as separate packages, which use [[sync/exterior-doors-and-frames]] for hollow metal, [[sync/wood-doors]] for wood leaves, and [[sync/door-hardware]] for finish hardware; aluminum entrance doors and storefront framing (see [[sync/aluminum-entrances-and-storefronts]]); frameless glass entrances (see [[sync/all-glass-entrances]]); power-operated pedestrian entrances (see [[sync/automatic-entrance-doors]]); overhead coiling and sectional doors (see [[sync/coiling-grilles]], [[sync/sectional-overhead-doors]]); wall and ceiling access panels (see [[sync/access-doors-and-panels]]); fire-rated vision glass, sidelights, and transoms (see [[sync/fire-rated-glazing]]); access control head-end equipment, controllers, readers, and system programming (see [[sync/access-control-systems]]); and detention, ballistic, blast, and forced-entry-rated openings requiring project-specific engineered design.
+ Not intended for: Projects that specify the leaf, the frame, and the hardware as separate packages, which use [[sync/exterior-doors-and-frames]] for hollow metal, [[sync/wood-doors]] for wood leaves, and [[sync/door-hardware]] for finish hardware; aluminum entrance doors and storefront framing (see [[sync/aluminum-entrances-and-storefronts]]); frameless glass entrances (see [[sync/all-glass-entrances]]); power-operated pedestrian entrances (see [[sync/automatic-entrance-doors]]); overhead coiling doors, coiling grilles, and sectional doors (see [[sync/overhead-coiling-doors]], [[sync/coiling-grilles]], and [[sync/sectional-overhead-doors]]); wall and ceiling access panels (see [[sync/access-doors-and-panels]]); fire-rated vision glass, sidelights, and transoms (see [[sync/fire-rated-glazing]]); access control head-end equipment, controllers, readers, and system programming (see [[sync/access-control-systems]]); and detention, ballistic, blast, and forced-entry-rated openings requiring project-specific engineered design.
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## The Contractor shall obtain a signed receipt from the Owner for spare parts delivered, and shall include the receipt in the closeout submittals.

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