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Carpentry and Second Fix Sheet
A free printable carpentry job sheet — doors hung with their ironmongery, skirting, architrave and fitted items room by room, snags to clear and materials drawn.
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2 pages. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
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What this sheet is for
Know at the end of the day which doors are hung, which rooms are finished and what is still snagging, without walking the whole house again.
Who it is for
Site carpenters and joiners on second fix, and the site managers who check their work.
How to use it
- List every door with its size, handing and the spec it has to meet from the schedule.
- Tick each door as it is hung and its ironmongery, closer and seals go on.
- Log rooms item by item — skirting, architrave, boxing, shelving — with the snags still to clear.
- Note materials drawn and left over so the next day's order is right.
- Sign off with the site manager or customer.
What is on the sheet
2 pages, in this order:
Page 1
Printed under the title: Second fix carpentry room by room: doors hung, skirting, architrave, ironmongery and fitted items, with what each room still needs before it can be called finished.
The door's own spec applies. Fire door requirements, gaps and the hardware a door has to carry are set by the door's certificate, the specification for the job and the rules where you work. Copy the spec into the sheet; do not rely on the sheet to supply it.
Write-on lines: Customer / site · Job ref · Date · Carpenter
Doors — one row per door
Table, 12 rows: Door · Location · Size & handing · Fire / spec · Ironmongery fitted · Closer / seals · Hung · Snag
Page 2
Rooms — skirting, architrave, boxing, shelving, fitted units
Table, 12 rows: Room · Item · Material / profile · Qty / m · Done · Snags to clear
Materials drawn
Table, 4 rows: Material · Qty used · Left over · Supplier / note
Signature strip: Carpenter · Customer / site manager · Date
Questions
Why is there a fire door column but no gap or hardware figures?
Because those come from the door's own certificate and the job's specification, and differ from door to door. The column is there so you copy the spec across and record that it was met.
Can I use this for first fix too?
It is built around second fix — doors, trims and fitted items. First fix studwork and joists want their own sheet, though the materials table would serve either.
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