Dimensions
Approximate width and height establish early scope—not manufacturing size.
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Planning · 1 min read
Prepare opening information for a useful quote
A few clear measurements and photographs make the first conversation faster and more accurate.
At a glance
Photographs
Wide views and close details reveal access, trim and interfaces.
Context
Location, quantity and construction type help route the inquiry correctly.
The useful decision
A few clear measurements and photographs make the first conversation faster and more accurate.
Record the basics
Provide project location, approximate width and height, quantity, room or elevation, and whether the work is replacement or new construction.
Photograph context
Include straight-on interior and exterior views plus close-ups of trim, sill and any visible damage.
Label uncertainty
Preliminary dimensions support discussion only. Final manufacturing dimensions must be confirmed through the approved measurement process.
Bring this to the conversation
Project checklist
- Number every opening and match labels to photographs.
- Measure width and height in more than one location.
- Photograph straight-on views from inside and outside.
- Note access limitations, damage and desired operating style.
Avoid assumptions
Questions worth answering
- Is this replacement or new construction?
- Are the dimensions rough opening, frame or visible glass?
- Who will verify final manufacturing dimensions?
Before final selection
Start an inquiry
Confirm the exact product, current documentation, applicable codes and project conditions with the appropriate project professionals and Morrison team.
