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 Chamfering Rebating Housing

Scribing
Beading
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 Mitring

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 JOINTS
LENGTHENING

 LAPPING

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 JOINTS
LENGTHENING

 FISHING

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 JOINTS
LENGTHENING

 SCARFING

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 JOINTS
LENGTHENING

 TABLING JOINT

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 JOINTS BEARING NOTCHED JOINT

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 JOINTS BEARING COGGED JOINT

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 JOINTS BEARING HOUSED JOINT
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 JOINTS BEARING DOVETAIL JOINT

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 JOINTS
BEARING
DOVETAIL JOINT

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 MORTISE AND TENON JOINTS FRAMING JOINTS
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 ANGLE OR
CORNER
JOINTS

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 JOINTS
WIDENING OR
SIDE JOINTS

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 DOORS

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 WHAT?

A door is defined as a movable

barrier , secured in an opening ,
known as a door way through a
building wall or partition for
the purpose of providing an
access to the inside of a
building or rooms of a building.

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 Primary functional WHY?
 Safe means of access and egress

 Fire safety
 Resistance to the
passage of heat
 Resistance to the
passage of sound
Functional  Airtightness
requirements  Aesthetics
 Security,
prevention of
unauthorized entry  Strength and stability
 Privacy  Resistance to weather
 Durability and freedom
from maintenance

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 Fire integrity and prevention of passage of
smoke

FD20 – 20 minutes fire integrity

FD20S – prevents passage of smoke for 20
minutes

Dimensional stability
Bowing, twisting, deformation – difficult to open or close

Temperature and humidity

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CONSIDERATIONS

1. MINIMUM DOOR
2. MOVEMENT OF LARGE OBJECTS THROUGH THE DOOR
3. DOOR TO BE KEPT PREFERABLY NEAR THE CORNERS

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TYPES OF DOORS - MECHANISM HINGED

SLIDING

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 FOLDING

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 REVOLVING OR PIVOTED

The door may be motorized, or pushed

manually using push bars.

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 COLLAPSIBLE

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 ROLLING SHUTTER

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 TIMBER

PVC
TYPES OF DOORS - MATERIAL

ALUMINIUM
METAL

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 PANELLED DOOR
TYPES OF TIMBER DOORS - CONSTRUCTION

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TYPES OF TIMBER DOORS

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TYPES OF TIMBER DOORS

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 FLUSH DOOR

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 CORE OF FLUSH DOOR

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 FLUSH DOOR

TYPES OF FLUSH
DOORS
 PLAIN
 PRESS-MOULDED

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 BATTEN DOORS

LEDGE, BRACE, FRAMED DOORS

LEDGE & BRACED DOORS
LEDGE DOORS

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 Frame
COMPONENTS OF A DOOR

Shutter

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COMPONENTS OF A DOOR

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 HEAD: This is the top horizontal
member of the frame.
HORNS: These are the horizontal
projections of the top and bottom
members of the frame which are
embedded into side walls

SILLS These are horizontal bottom member

of the frame which may or may not be
provided . The sill is generally not provided
in door frame.

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