How to Order & Price
Step # 2 Round off door dimensions to the next higher even inch and determine the total square footage.
EXAMPLE: Door size: Round Up:
12 3/4" x 25 1/2"
13 x 26 13 x 26 = 338 sq. inches, divided by 144 = 2.35 sq.ft. Step #3 Multiply the square footage by the appropriate material price to determine the total material charge. Add design cost and any option charges to the total material charge. EXAMPLE: 2.35 sq. feet x $ 17.89 (Red Oak) = $ 42.04 Add door design cost (4/4) (PRP15) = 14.60 = 2.80 Add Options ( Edge Profile $ 59.44 Pricing a frame only is the same as pricing a door. However there Door Total
is one differnece in calculating the square footage. Always use 9" as the common width of the frame regardless of the actual size. Multiply 9" by the height to determine the square footage. Proceed with pricing as if a normal door.
Pricing a typical drawer front is the same as pricing a door, except there is a 1 square foot minimum material charge on drawer fronts. You must be sure to use the appropriate design cost in this guide. Things to know about pricing doors and Drawer Fronts Doors carry a 2 square foot minimum charge. Drawer fronts carry a 1 square foot minimum charge. Doors over 24" wide and/or over 48" high single panel in either direction carry an additional 20% charge overall. Remember pricing options if the product is not standard. Such as, wide framing on doors, hinge hole boring, etc.
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