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Checklist · QC-DWH-CHK-002
Shutter Fitting and Glazing Checklist
10 checkpoints across 4 sections. After shutter fitting and glazing installation
10 Checkpoints
4 Sections
Per shutter/glazing installation
QC Engineer, Architectural Inspector

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S.No.CheckpointIS RequirementStatus
A. SHUTTER/DOOR PANEL FITTING
A1Shutter properly hung and aligned: no binding or excessive gaps at frame contact points
Acceptance: Gap uniform ≤3 mm top/sides, ≤5 mm bottom; door swings smoothly without binding; full range of motion 90°+ without obstruction
Cl. 4.1 — Door alignment
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A2Shutter surface smooth and undamaged; no warping, cracks, or splintering visible
Acceptance: Surface visually inspected; flatness within 3 mm deviation over 2 m length; finish uniform; no manufacturing defects
Cl. 4.2 — Surface quality
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
A3Hinges secure and properly aligned: no sagging or tilting of door when opened/closed
Acceptance: Hinges torqued securely; hinge pins present and secure; door height variation < 2 mm when opened/closed; smooth pivot action
Cl. 4.3 — Hinge functionality
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
B. GLAZING INSTALLATION
B1Glazing material type verified: tempered, laminated, or standard per design specification
Acceptance: Glazing certification available; tempered glass marked (IS 12815); laminated glass tested; thickness matches design (typically 5-10 mm)
Cl. 5.1 — Glazing type verification
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
B2Glazing properly seated in frame/putty: no gaps or air pockets visible around edges
Acceptance: Glazing bedded on continuous putty/sealant; no visible gaps > 1 mm; compound thickness 8-12 mm on all edges
Cl. 5.2 — Glazing seating
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
B3Glazing secured with beads/strips; beads securely fastened and not protruding
Acceptance: Beads/strips installed with appropriate fastening (nails, screws); spacing ≤200 mm; no protrusion into glazed area > 1 mm
Cl. 5.3 — Bead fixing
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
B4Glazing surface clean and free of defects: no dust, chips, scratches, or air bubbles (for laminated glass)
Acceptance: Surface visually inspected; free of visible dust/damage; air bubbles in laminated glass acceptable if < 2 mm diameter and not at edges
Cl. 5.4 — Glazing condition
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
C. SEALANT AND WEATHERPROOFING
C1Sealant applied at frame-to-structure junction; continuous without gaps
Acceptance: Sealant material approved (silicone, polyurethane); applied continuously; depth ≥10 mm; width ≥8 mm; cured per manufacturer
Cl. 6.1 — Frame sealing
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
C2Glazing compound/sealant applied and cured; surface smooth and properly finished
Acceptance: Compound cured fully (typically 7-14 days); surface finish smooth; slightly recessed from edge; color uniform
Cl. 6.2 — Compound finish
OK
NC
NA
HOLD
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A. SHUTTER/DOOR PANEL FITTING
A1Shutter properly hung and aligned: no binding or excessive gaps at frame contact points
Cl. 4.1 — Door alignment (IS 1003:2018)
Gap uniform ≤3 mm top/sides, ≤5 mm bottom; door swings smoothly without binding; full range of motion 90°+ without obstruction
OKNCNAHOLD
A2Shutter surface smooth and undamaged; no warping, cracks, or splintering visible
Cl. 4.2 — Surface quality (IS 1003:2018)
Surface visually inspected; flatness within 3 mm deviation over 2 m length; finish uniform; no manufacturing defects
OKNCNAHOLD
A3Hinges secure and properly aligned: no sagging or tilting of door when opened/closed
Cl. 4.3 — Hinge functionality (IS 1003:2018)
Hinges torqued securely; hinge pins present and secure; door height variation < 2 mm when opened/closed; smooth pivot action
OKNCNAHOLD
B. GLAZING INSTALLATION
B1Glazing material type verified: tempered, laminated, or standard per design specification
Cl. 5.1 — Glazing type verification (IS 2202:2005)
Glazing certification available; tempered glass marked (IS 12815); laminated glass tested; thickness matches design (typically 5-10 mm)
OKNCNAHOLD
B2Glazing properly seated in frame/putty: no gaps or air pockets visible around edges
Cl. 5.2 — Glazing seating (IS 2202:2005)
Glazing bedded on continuous putty/sealant; no visible gaps > 1 mm; compound thickness 8-12 mm on all edges
OKNCNAHOLD
B3Glazing secured with beads/strips; beads securely fastened and not protruding
Cl. 5.3 — Bead fixing (IS 2202:2005)
Beads/strips installed with appropriate fastening (nails, screws); spacing ≤200 mm; no protrusion into glazed area > 1 mm
OKNCNAHOLD
B4Glazing surface clean and free of defects: no dust, chips, scratches, or air bubbles (for laminated glass)
Cl. 5.4 — Glazing condition (IS 2202:2005)
Surface visually inspected; free of visible dust/damage; air bubbles in laminated glass acceptable if < 2 mm diameter and not at edges
OKNCNAHOLD
C. SEALANT AND WEATHERPROOFING
C1Sealant applied at frame-to-structure junction; continuous without gaps
Cl. 6.1 — Frame sealing (IS 1003:2018)
Sealant material approved (silicone, polyurethane); applied continuously; depth ≥10 mm; width ≥8 mm; cured per manufacturer
OKNCNAHOLD
C2Glazing compound/sealant applied and cured; surface smooth and properly finished
Cl. 6.2 — Compound finish (IS 2202:2005)
Compound cured fully (typically 7-14 days); surface finish smooth; slightly recessed from edge; color uniform
OKNCNAHOLD
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