Glass area & lite counts
Glass designation, make-up, panel count and measured area, grouped by opening and elevation. Gross and fabrication bases stay distinct.
Opening-by-opening storefront or shopfront quantities for framing, glass, entrances and associated hardware.
Quote response and delivery date confirmed after document review.
Glass designation, make-up, panel count and measured area, grouped by opening and elevation. Gross and fabrication bases stay distinct.
Heads, sills, jambs, mullions and transoms by system and profile. Cut lengths and waste require an agreed basis.
Entrances, doors and hardware by mark, with supply, installation and unresolved responsibilities visible.
Measurement output: m² / m / nr. Pricing, manufacturer deductions and procurement quantities are confirmed separately.
| Package | Measurement scope | Basis to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Framing | Separate heads, sills, jambs, mullions, receptors and subsills by profile. | Confirm centre/front-set and thermal/non-thermal systems before combining lengths. |
| Glass | Schedule vision, opaque and door lites against the relevant opening. | Bite, edge clearances and glass deductions require the nominated system. |
| Entrances | Count leaves, closers, pivots, locks and access-control interfaces. | Confirm supply and installation responsibility for each hardware set. |
Use shopfront, curtain walling, cill and ironmongery terminology where appropriate. Supply the prescribed bill of quantities and measurement rules rather than assuming a universal format.
Identify the UK project jurisdiction, tender return format, revision register and VAT basis where pricing is requested. Keep fire and acoustic classifications attached to the specified assembly.
08 41 13 entrances and storefronts, where specified. Specification references describe the tender scope; they do not certify design, product or code compliance.
Inspect the illustrative opening register, workbook and annotated drawing. These examples demonstrate the output structure and are labelled as illustrations.
Open sample package →Check the current detail, record the quantity basis and assign a named scope question before bid approval.
Check the current detail, record the quantity basis and assign a named scope question before bid approval.
Check the current detail, record the quantity basis and assign a named scope question before bid approval.
Check the current detail, record the quantity basis and assign a named scope question before bid approval.
| Deliverable | Quantity takeoff | Full priced estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Measured scope | Glass, framing and scheduled opening quantities | Same measured scope with agreed cost inputs |
| Pricing | No supplier or installation prices implied | Material, fabrication, labour and equipment inputs as commissioned |
| Required inputs | Current documents, units and system details | QTO inputs plus quotations, rate sources, access and commercial assumptions |
| Review | Source references, assumptions and RFIs | Quantity review plus rate validity and allowance review |
| Acceptance | Written scope and deliverable agreement | Pricing availability and responsibility confirmed before acceptance |
Sealants, gaskets, setting blocks, flashing and closures can disappear between the glass and metal schedules. Quantify them using the actual detail and trade scope.
Storefront & shopfrontBreak the opening into system profiles, glass, entrances and perimeter details. Avoid combining lengths from incompatible frame systems.
Storefront & shopfrontEntrance hardware crosses glazing, ironmongery and electrical scopes. Link every scheduled set to its opening and responsible party.
Storefront & shopfrontReview the edges of the storefront package: the supporting opening, perimeter details and hardware interfaces often contain unassigned work.