Projektová dokumentace: Co obsahuje a proč ji potřebujete

When you're planning to build or renovate, projektová dokumentace, soubor technických plánů, výkresů a specifikací, který popisuje celý projekt od základů po detaily finálního vybavení. Also known as stavební dokumentace, it's not just paperwork—it's the blueprint that keeps your project on track, within budget, and legally compliant. Without it, even the best ideas can turn into costly mistakes. Think of it like a recipe for your home: if you skip the measurements, you end up with a cake that’s too salty or too dry.

When you work with a custom carpentry shop like Fejes Truhlářství, technická specifikace, detailní popis materiálů, rozměrů, montážních postupů a povrchové úpravy pro každý prvek becomes part of your project documentation. It’s not enough to say "chci dveře z dubu"—you need to specify the thickness of the wood, the type of hinges, the finish, and how they fit into the wall opening. This is what separates a good fit from a perfect fit. And if you’re installing built-in furniture or custom kitchen units, the same rules apply. The návrh interiéru, kompletní plán rozložení prostorů, umístění dveří, nábytku a technických zařízení must align with structural plans, electrical layouts, and ventilation systems. Otherwise, your beautiful new door might block a radiator, or your cabinet won’t fit because the wall isn’t straight.

Many people think they can skip documentation if they’re just replacing a few doors or updating a kitchen. But even small changes can trigger legal requirements. In the Czech Republic, any structural modification—even moving a non-load-bearing wall—often needs an stavební povolení, formální schválení od úřadu, které potvrzuje, že projekt splňuje stavební zákon a bezpečnostní normy. And guess what? The authorities won’t approve it without proper documentation. A sketch on a napkin won’t cut it. You need scaled drawings, material certifications, and load calculations if it’s even remotely structural.

Good project documentation doesn’t just satisfy officials—it saves you time and money. It prevents miscommunication between carpenters, electricians, and plumbers. It gives you a clear reference if something goes wrong. And if you ever sell your home, buyers and inspectors will ask for it. At Fejes, we don’t just build doors and cabinets—we create documentation that makes the whole process smooth. We’ve seen too many projects stall because someone thought "they’ll figure it out later." They never do.

What you’ll find below are real examples of how project documentation affects everyday home improvements: from choosing the right materials for your kitchen cabinets to understanding why your new sliding door needs a 3D drawing before it’s cut. These aren’t theoretical guides—they’re lessons from actual jobs we’ve done. Whether you’re planning a full renovation or just replacing a few interior doors, this collection will help you ask the right questions, avoid common traps, and make sure your project actually works when it’s done.