What provides complete information on the type and size of doors specified?

The door schedule provides complete information on the type and size of doors specified in a construction plan. It is a document or table included in the architectural drawings that lists each door within the project, along with its specific characteristics such as dimensions, material, hardware type, and sometimes the manufacturer. This schedule allows builders and contractors to understand exactly what is required regarding doors at a glance, facilitating proper procurement and installation.

While the floor plan may indicate the general locations of doors and show their swings, it does not provide the detailed specifications needed for construction. The window schedule focuses specifically on windows and thus does not contain information about doors. The specification manual, while comprehensive, encompasses broader aspects of the project and might not provide the concise, specific information about doors that the door schedule is designed to deliver. Thus, the door schedule is the most efficient source for understanding all door-related specifications.