Know which buildings are ready for doors and windows.
Frames go in once the masonry is up. Windows follow, and the joinery runs on through fit-out. A site's age tells you whether it is a frame or a finished shell, and which of the two is worth a visit this month.
Who decides
Your window opens with the masonry.
Window systems are often chosen in the first months. Frames, doors and joinery are bought from around month 7 through finishing. Indicative; every site differs.
| Trade | Specified | Purchased |
|---|---|---|
| Building materials | months 0 to 1 | months 1 to 8 |
| Equipment and machinery | no specification stage | months 0 to 9 |
| Site services and compliance | no specification stage | months 0 to 4 |
| MEP and building systems | months 0 to 3 | months 5 to 12 |
| Hardware and fittings | months 0 to 3 | months 7 to 14 |
| Woodwork and joinery | months 1 to 4 | months 7 to 15 |
| Interiors and finishes | months 2 to 7 | months 10 to 17 |
How woodwork and window suppliers use Supercrete.
Fit-out timing list
Sites in your areas that started 6 to 12 months ago, as frames and windows are about to go in.
Volume sites
Multi-unit and builder-floor plots, where doors and windows are bought in sets.
Architect follow
An alert each time an architect who specifies your systems starts a new building.
area: West, South Westproject age 5–10 monthsuse: residentialCommon questions
How do I know a site is at the right stage?
Project age is the signal we show. We do not track construction stage on site.
Do you cover interior designers?
The key stakeholders behind each project, such as architects and structural engineers, are covered today. Interior designers are not.
Can I share lists with my team?
Yes. Lists are shared within your organisation, with a status, owner and notes on each site.