Understanding Doors, Sliding Panel Tracks and Window Configurations in Shedmate

Setting Up Openings in ShedMate

1. Introduction to Openings Setup 0:00

Overview of the session on setting up openings in ShedMate.
Importance of understanding company settings for viewing information in the designer.

2. Example of PA Door Settings 0:14

Demonstration of selecting a PA door.
Options available: height cannot be changed, width is fixed based on company range.

3. Example of Glass Door Settings 0:44

Selecting a glass door shows similar restrictions on height and width.
Explanation of using standard door sizes.

4. Roller Door Flexibility 0:57

Selecting a roller door allows for custom width and height inputs.
Importance of defining a specific model for roller doors.

5. Understanding Pricing Calculations 1:37

Introduction to instant quoting and pricing calculations for doors.
Mention of the complexity of roller doors with numerous options.

6. Defining Roller Door Specifications 2:22

Explanation of setting rules for roller doors based on height and width.
Importance of precise definitions for accurate pricing.

7. Supplier Information for Door Ranges 3:08

Importance of informing ShedMate about supplier details during signup.
Potential for copying existing door ranges into the user's environment.

8. Door Accessories Overview 3:35

Discussion on door accessories like steel wrapping.
Explanation of how to quantify accessories based on door specifications.

9. Adding Roller Door Motors 4:36

Explanation of adding motors to roller doors in ShedMate.
Logic behind quantifying motors based on door specifications.

10. Sliding Panels and Complex Calculations 5:36

Introduction to sliding panels and their setup in ShedMate.
Explanation of how to manipulate tracks and calculate requirements.

11. Overview of Door Accessories 6:33

Listing of various door accessories available in ShedMate.
Mention of personal access doors and their setup.

12. Final Thoughts on Openings Setup 7:26

Recap of the importance of matching openings with the designer's range.
Reminder to ensure all items are quantified for accurate pricing.