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What are the types of doors mentioned?
What are the types of doors mentioned?
- Flush Doors
- Panel Doors
- Brace & Ledge Doors
- All of the above (correct)
What quality and species of timber is required when describing a 'purpose-made' door?
What quality and species of timber is required when describing a 'purpose-made' door?
Quality and species of timber
What is the standard thickness of a door usually?
What is the standard thickness of a door usually?
45 mm
Internal plaster on narrow widths is considered a deduction in adjustments to finishes.
Internal plaster on narrow widths is considered a deduction in adjustments to finishes.
Which of these is a type of door core mentioned?
Which of these is a type of door core mentioned?
What finishes are mentioned as additions in adjustments to finishes?
What finishes are mentioned as additions in adjustments to finishes?
A standard flush door has a thickness of _ mm.
A standard flush door has a thickness of _ mm.
Match the following door types with their characteristics:
Match the following door types with their characteristics:
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Detailed Measuring List
- Door and Frame
- Includes the door, decoration on the door, ironmongery such as hinges, locksets, door stops, and hooks.
- Also considers the door frame with or without a cill or threshold, decoration on the frame, priming the back of the frame, frame anchors
- Sundries
- Includes any signwriting and mat sinkings
Adjustments to Structure
Deductions
- 270 mm cavity wall/1Bk or 1½ brick wall.
Additions
- Lintol/brickforce
- Turning piece/centering
- Building the cavity solid at reveals
- DPCs (vertically)
- Triangular cement fillet
- DPC at lintol
Adjustments to Finishes
Deductions
- Internal cement plaster on walls.
- Primer, undercoat, and finishing coats.
- Tiles and plaster backing
- Skirtings, including priming the backs and decoration.
- External finishes.
Additions
- Internal plaster on narrow widths (reveal and head of door).
- Paint on last item.
- External finish (plaster or facebrick?). Plaster will be in narrow widths - to reveals and head.
- Paint on last item (if applicable).
- Unreinforced concrete in surface bed.
- Screed on concrete floors.
- Floor finish on screed (carpets/vinyl/ceramic tiles, etc.)
- Brass or other dividing strips.
- Skirtings added back to reveals, including priming the backs and decoration.
- Steps (if required).
Information Required
- Quality and species of timber
- Thickness (usually 45 mm)
- Type of door (f.l.&b, panelled, glazed, etc.)
- Number of leaves
- Type of meeting stiles if double doors
- Overall size measured from inside of frame rebate to inside of frame rebate
- Labours applying to the whole door (e.g., moulded one side).
- Number of panels and whether to be solid or glass panes
- Size of the actual various members of the door
- Size, shape, and type of glazing beads, weatherboards, etc.
- Method of hanging (e.g., folding, sliding, swinging, etc.)
Flush Doors
- Manufactured from different cores and faced with either commercial or decorative veneers — hollow core; semi-solid and solid core flush doors are available either as stock or can be purpose-made.
Standard Doors
- Hollow Core Flush Panel Door
- Egg grid cardboard core
- Hardboard strips
- Hardboard core veneered, pre-painted
- Lock rails
- Semi-Solid Core Flush Panel Door
- Tongue and groove boarding
- Battens
- V-Joints
- Style
- Lock rail
- Brace
- Bottom rail
- Solid Core Flush Panel Door
- Chipboard on pine core
- Hardboard strips
- Pre-painted hardboard with mouldings
- Hardboard facing
- Facing to Flush Panel Door
- Square joints
- Brace & Ledge Door
- Hardwood veneer lacing
- Frame, Brace & Ledge Door (Open Back)
- Top rail
- Glass panels
- Glazing bars
- Muntin
- Lock rail
- Brace
- Bottom rail
- F.L.& B Door with Flush Back Panel
- Top rail
- Flush panel
- Brace & Ledge V-Joint & Flush Back Square Joint Bolection
- Fielded Panel
- Glass/ Panel Door
- 3 Ply Panel or Glass
- Double Sided F.L.& B Door
- Haunchion
- Mortice & Tenon Joint Wedge
- Alternative
- Planted dowels
Flush Panel Doors
- Hollow Core Door
- Standard size 813 x 2032 thickness 40 mm for veneered and hardboard doors respectively.
- Specification: Constructed from KD softwood frame with lock block and hinge block on one side only and core of expanded paper.
- Supplied with or without concealed edges.
- Faces available: Ultraboard, Masonite, and veneered only.
- Used as internal door only, mainly domestic.
- Mass ± 16 kg
- Semi Solid Door (Alpha)
- Standard size 813 x 2032 thickness 40 mm for veneered and hardboard doors respectively.
- Specification: Constructed from KD softwood frame with double top and bottom rails and lock blocks and hinge blocks fitted to both sides.
- Supplied with 2 concealed edges only and face veneer over edges.
- Faces available: Masonite, veneer, and plastic laminates.
- Used as internal door only, domestic, commercial, and institutional.
- Mass ± 21 kg
Solid Laminated Door (Alpha)
- Solid laminated Door (Alpha)
- Specification: Constructed from KD softwood frame, with solid softwood core laminated with decorative veneers on both faces.
- Supplied with concealed edges.
- Faces available: Veneers and plastic laminates.
- Used as internal door.
- Mass ± 32 kg
- Solid laminated Exterior Door (Alpha)
- Specification: Constructed from KD softwood frame with solid softwood core laminated with decorative veneers on both faces.
- Supplied with concealed edges.
- Faces available: Veneers and plastic laminates.
- Used as external door only, domestic, commercial, and institutional.
- External finish suitable for external usage.
- Mass ± 37 kg
Solid Core Door (Alpha)
- Solid Core Door (Alpha)
- Specification: Constructed from KD softwood frame with solid core of particleboard overlaid with decorative veneers on both faces.
- Supplied with concealed edges.
- Faces available: Veneers, plastic laminates.
- Used as internal door only.
- Can be glazed
- Mass ± 25 kg
Solid Core Exterior Door (Alpha)
- Solid Core Exterior Door (Alpha)
- Specification: Constructed from KD softwood frame, with solid core of particleboard overlaid with decorative veneers on both faces.
- Supplied with concealed edges.
- Faces available: Veneers, plastic laminates.
- Used as external door only.
- External finish suitable for external usage.
- Mass ± 30 kg
Engineered Timber Door (Alpha)
- Engineered Timber Door (Alpha)
- Specification: Constructed from KD softwood frame & solid, engineered timber core.
- Single, solid core of engineered timber which, together with lock rail, hinges, and top rail, make it very strong.
- Supplied with or without concealed edges.
- Can be stained, (high quality finish for a natural wood look) or painted.
- Used as an internal door only.
- Mass ± 23 kg
Engineered Timber Exterior Door (Alpha)
- Engineered Timber Exterior Door (Alpha)
- Specification: Constructed from KD softwood frame & solid engineered timber core.
- Single, solid core of engineered timber which, together with lock rail, hinges, and top rail, make it very strong.
- Supplied with or without concealed edges.
- Can be stained, (high quality finish for a natural wood look) or painted.
- Used as external door only.
- Mass ± 28 kg
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