Confirm Your Door Delivery and Installation Date

Where Your Order Stands in the Process

Every custom door follows the same path: inquiry with photos, on-site measurement, a drawing with a written specification, your approval, production in the factory, finishing, and installation. Your confirmed date is set once the earlier steps are complete, so knowing the current stage helps you understand what is still open.

If you are waiting, check whether your measurement visit has taken place and whether you have signed off on the drawing. These two steps usually decide the timing more than anything else.

Why Measurement and Approval Come First

A door is made to the exact opening, so production cannot begin until the measurements are verified on site. Any change to the size, swing direction, or frame style after approval means the piece is reworked and the schedule shifts.

• Confirm the opening dimensions match your drawing.
• Check the swing side and the lock and handle position.
• Approve the finish and color before production starts.

What Happens in the Factory

Once approved, the door is cut, welded, and assembled in our factory at Rival Street 37. Iron and aluminum parts then go through their finishing process, which may include hot-dip galvanizing or powder coating, and each finish needs its own curing and cooling time before the door can be packed.

Because each door is made to measure, we do not hold ready stock. The production time reflects the work involved in your specific piece.

Confirming Delivery and Installation Dates

When the door has passed finishing, we confirm the delivery and installation window with you. We recommend agreeing on a date that suits you and that the site is ready, meaning the opening is clear and any surrounding work that could damage a finished door is complete.

Please reply to our confirmation message as soon as possible so we can secure your slot with our installation team.

Preparing the Site Before Installation

Installation goes faster and safer when the opening is ready. Remove old frames if needed, make sure the wall and floor are level and firm, and keep the area accessible for carrying the door in.

• Clear the path from the entrance to the opening.
• Leave any painting or plastering until after the door is fitted, or protect the finish.
• Have a person available to confirm the swing and handle position.

Staying Informed Until the Day

Keep your phone reachable on the scheduled day in case the installation team needs to confirm access. If anything in your plans changes, tell us as early as you can so we can adjust the date without disrupting other orders.

Clear communication is the simplest way to keep your installation on track from start to finish.

Frequently asked questions

How do I confirm my door delivery date?

Message or call us once you have approved your drawing and the measurement is complete. We will confirm the delivery and installation window once production and finishing are done.

Why can't you give a delivery date right away?

Each door is made to measure, so the date depends on measurement, your approval, production, and finishing time. A firm date is set once those steps are complete.

What can delay my door installation?

Late approval, changes to size or swing after production starts, and an opening that is not ready can all cause delays. Finishes that need extra curing time can also affect the schedule.

Do I need to be home on installation day?

It is helpful to be present or have someone available to confirm the swing, handle position, and access to the opening.

Common mistakes to avoid

Approving a drawing without checking the swing side and handle position is a common error that forces rework. Leaving the opening cluttered or unfinished on installation day can also delay the fitting.

Our recommendation

Check your drawing carefully before approving it and make sure the site is ready when the confirmed date arrives. Reply promptly to our confirmation message so your installation slot is secured.

Summary

Your confirmed door delivery and installation date follows measurement, approval, factory production, and finishing. Keep the opening ready and reply quickly to our confirmation.

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