| 01 |
Fire-resistance performance |
20% |
Tested fire-resistance ratings such as EI30,
EI60 or EI90,
according to the project’s required code and door configuration.
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Complete test reports for the door leaf, frame, glazing, hardware and
sealing system; report scope must match the proposed construction.
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5 = current, configuration-specific third-party report
3 = partial or limited-scope evidence
1 = supplier declaration only
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| 02 |
Applicable test standards |
12% |
Testing aligned with the destination market, such as EN 1634-1,
EN 13501-2, UL 10C, NFPA 252 or another contractually specified standard.
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Test-standard references, laboratory accreditation details, specimen
drawings and the exact test configuration.
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5 = standard directly matches the target market
3 = technically relevant but requires additional approval
1 = no recognized test basis
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| 03 |
Door construction and materials |
12% |
Stable timber-based construction, approved core materials, suitable
veneers or laminates, fire-rated glazing where required, and compatible
intumescent seals.
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Material specifications, approved component lists, thickness tolerances,
density data, adhesive information and construction drawings.
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5 = fully documented and traceable construction
3 = documentation is incomplete
1 = materials vary without approval control
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| 04 |
Quality-management system |
10% |
A controlled production system covering incoming materials, process
inspection, final inspection, corrective action and document retention.
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Valid ISO 9001 certificate where applicable, inspection plans, calibration
records, nonconformance reports and internal audit records.
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5 = audited and consistently documented system
3 = basic internal controls
1 = informal inspection only
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| 05 |
Dimensional and functional accuracy |
10% |
Consistent door-leaf thickness, squareness, flatness, frame tolerances,
hinge preparation, latching performance and correct clearances.
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Shop drawings, approved samples, dimensional inspection records and
installation-adjustment procedures.
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5 = documented tolerances with measured results
3 = tolerances stated but weakly verified
1 = inspection is mainly visual
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| 06 |
Hardware and system compatibility |
9% |
Hinges, locks, closers, panic hardware, seals, vision panels and
accessories must be compatible with the tested fire door assembly.
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Hardware schedules, compatibility statements, certificates and approved
installation details for the complete door-set configuration.
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5 = complete tested door-set compatibility
3 = compatibility confirmed for selected components
1 = hardware chosen independently of the test evidence
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| 07 |
Moisture, coating and durability control |
8% |
Controlled timber moisture content, suitable surface finishing, edge
protection and packaging appropriate to storage and transportation.
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Moisture inspection records, coating specifications, adhesion or finish
test results, packaging standards and storage instructions.
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5 = quantified controls from production to delivery
3 = basic coating and packaging procedures
1 = no measurable durability controls
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| 08 |
Sustainability and material traceability |
7% |
Transparent timber sourcing, responsible forestry documentation where
required, efficient material use and controlled formaldehyde or VOC
emissions for the intended market.
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FSC or PEFC chain-of-custody evidence when claimed, timber origin records,
environmental declarations and emissions test reports.
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5 = independently verified and traceable
3 = supplier records are available but limited
1 = unsupported sustainability claims
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| 09 |
Production capacity and delivery reliability |
6% |
Sufficient capacity for the project volume, realistic lead times,
controlled production scheduling and a documented export process.
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Capacity statement, anonymized delivery history, production schedule,
quality-release process and contingency plan for critical materials.
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5 = capacity and delivery performance are evidenced
3 = capacity appears adequate but records are limited
1 = lead times are unsupported
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| 10 |
Technical support and after-sales service |
6% |
Clear submittals, installation instructions, shop-drawing support,
sample approval procedures, warranty terms and response processes.
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Technical data sheets, installation manuals, response-time commitments,
warranty policy and documented claim-handling procedures.
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5 = structured technical and warranty support
3 = standard support with limited project customization
1 = support is informal or unclear
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