Everything that happens to a door
Independent, so one schedule usually draws on four or five makers. Nothing on it is there because it happens to be the range we represent.
Six jobs, every door
The order a schedule is written inHang it
Hinges, pivots, floor springs, sliding and pocket door gear.
Secure it
Locks, latches, cylinders, keeps, padlocks, high security doorsets.
Operate it
Levers, pull handles, knobs, thumbturns, panic and emergency exit hardware.
Close it
Overhead and concealed closers, floor springs, coordinators, hold‑open devices.
Protect it
Intumescent and smoke seals, kick and finger plates, edge and weather protection.
Dress it
Escutcheons, numerals, signage, letter plates, radiator grilles.
That order, on every leaf in the building. It is the order that stops things being missed.
What that looks like
Finish codes as they appear on a schedule
Rotary clothes lines sit on the same list as panic hardware.
That is what one account instead of four actually means. Thirty four categories, and the awkward one is never the problem.
The A to Z
Thirty four categories- Access control
- Automatic door opening and closer systems
- Bar fittings, foot rail and balustrading
- Bespoke ironmongery
- Brass and SAA fabrication
- CCTV supply and installation
- Disabled fittings
- Door and window seals
- Door closers
- Electrical switches
- Engraving, nameplates and signs
- Floor springs
- Floor spring installation and repairs
- Garage doors
- Glass fittings
- High security steel doors and frames
- Hinges
- Intumescent seals
- Kick plates and finger plates
- Locks and latches
- Lock repair and refurbishment
- Locksmith services
- Padlocks and chain
- Panic hardware
- Postal boxes
- Pull handles and lever handles
- Radiator grilles
- Rotary clothes lines
- Safes and key boxes
- Shelving, Dexion spur and similar
- Shower curtains, rails and mirrors
- Sliding door gear
- Wardrobe rail and fittings
- Window winding gear
Ranges we specify from
Naming a maker is not an endorsement by them- ASSA ABLOY
- Carlisle Brass
- Croft
- dormakaba
- Eclisse
- Eurolite
- Eurospec
- Finfort
- GEZE
- Häfele
- Heritage Brass
- HOPPE
- Paxton
- Yale
Where it gets technical
Four pages that go deeper
Eclisse pocket door systemsClassic, FD30 fire rated, and the Syntesis flush systems that lose the architrave entirely.
Entrance door locksBS 3621 or BS 8621, decided by the door and the escape route rather than by preference.
Access controlFob, card and app, and where the boundary with the mechanical and electrical package falls.
Automatic door operatorsSwing and sliding operators, interfaced to access control. Supply, or supply and fit.
Tell us the one item nobody can place.
Ring and describe it. If it hangs on a door, seals a gap or fixes to a wall, it is almost certainly already on that list of thirty four.
Monday to Friday, 8:30 to 17:00. Or forward the whole email thread to drawings@prolinesales.co.uk.