Door schedules, reader and controller layouts, typical door wiring details and riser schematics for access control and door entry systems, drafted in AutoCAD to your standards.
Access control drawings succeed or fail at the door. We produce door-by-door documentation (reader, lock, exit device, door contact, request-to-exit and power supply) so your installers, the door hardware supplier and the electrical contractor all work from the same information.
We draft door entry and intercom systems too, from a single gate intercom to video entry for an apartment building, and we coordinate the drawings with the door hardware schedule and with the fire alarm interface where doors release on alarm.
Drafters who understand low-voltage and life-safety systems, not just CAD lines.
Your title blocks, layers and conventions, every time.
Delivered in days, quote in one business day.
Accurate, submittal-ready drawings, checked twice.
Backgrounds (DWG or PDF), your markups or design, your title block and the date you need the drawings.
We confirm the sheet list, price and delivery date within one business day, before any work starts.
Your title block, layers and symbol legend. Every sheet goes through a two-stage check.
PDF and DWG, an updated drawing register and a note of what changed since the last revision.
Yes. We draft one wiring detail per door type, for example a single door with a maglock, a double door with an electric strike or a fire exit with release, and reference every door on the schedule to its typical. That keeps a large door count manageable.
Yes. Send the architect's or hardware supplier's door schedule and we align door IDs and lock types with it, and raise an RFI where the hardware and the access design disagree.
Yes. Where doors must release on fire alarm, we show the interface points and whether each lock is fail-safe or fail-secure. The release strategy itself is set by your designer and the fire engineer.
Yes: entrance panels, apartment or desk stations, gate and barrier interfaces, and the riser wiring that connects them.
Further reading: Access control drawings: door schedules explained
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