Door stops, flush bolts and supporting fittings are often the small items that make a hardware schedule incomplete. Identify the installation position and the intended function of each accessory. A floor-mounted stop and a wall-mounted stop may solve different site conditions; a clear drawing helps avoid selecting an item that conflicts with skirting, glazing or the door movement.
For bolts, record the door edge geometry, operating arrangement, bolt length, throw and receiving detail. For all accessories, clarify material, finish, fixings and packaging units. Group these items by door reference so that a supplier can check quantities alongside the main closer, lock, hinge and handle package.
What to include in your inquiry
| Accessory | Item name, function and reference photograph or drawing |
|---|---|
| Installation | Mounting position, substrate and available space |
| Dimensions | Length, projection, throw or other critical dimensions |
| Supply scope | Fixings, receiving parts, quantities and finish |
Questions buyers ask
Can accessories be added to a main hardware inquiry?
Yes. Include them against each door reference so the full package can be reviewed together.
Are fixings included automatically?
Do not assume this. Specify the fixing type and substrate, then confirm the offered set contents.
Prepare a comparable quotation request
Use the same drawings, quantities and finish reference when comparing offers. Mark missing information as “to be confirmed” and record the revision used for pricing. Ask what is included in the offered scope before comparing the total.
Availability and the final offered specification require confirmation. No certification, stock quantity or fixed lead time is implied by this category overview.