Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Door Categories

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  • Exterior

- Interior

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Exterior Doors

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  • Weather resistance is an important criteria

- Solid entrance doors, doors with glass, screen doors, vehicular doors, revolving doors. Most common are swinging doors

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Interior Doors

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Passage of sound and fire are important criteria

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Door Operations

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-Swinging, bifold, accordion, sliding, overhead, coiling, pivoting, revolving

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Door Classifications

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  • Doors for interior use can serve one or more of the following functions
    • Control passage
    • Provide visual privacy
    • Provide sound privacy
    • Provide security
    • Provide fire & smoke resistance
    • Provide light control
    • Provide radiation shielding
    • Serve a decorative function
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Types of Doors

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  • Swinging Doors
  • Slidig Dors
  • Folding Doors
  • Special Doors
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Swing Doors

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  • Easy/convenient operation
  • Simple installation
  • Can be fire-rated
  • Can accommodate many people
  • Variations: hinged door, pivoted door, balanced door
  • hinged, pivot, balaced, double acting
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Sliding Doors

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  • Used when space is tight
  • Poor choice for frequent use; awkward to open/close
  • Cannot be used as exit doors
  • Difficult to seal against light/sound
  • pocket, bi-pass, surface
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Folding Doors

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  • Used when space is tight
  • Cannot be used as exit doors
  • bi-fold, accordion
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Special Doors

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  • For large opening
  • cannot be used as exit doors
  • expensive
  • operable partition, overhead coiling, revolving
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Fire- Rated Doors

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A fire-door assembly is defined as a door assembly that has been tested by an independent laboratory to determine that it is capable of withstanding a measured temperature without failing for a specific length of time.
- Assembly consists of door, frame, and hardware used on door and frame
- Classification stated in hours or minutes
20-minute rated door in 1-hour rated corridor, ¾-hour rated door in 1-hour exit passageway or 1-hour partition, and 1-1/2-hour in 2-hour exit enclosure most common
- Rated assemblies must be labeled
- Permanent identifying mark attached to door/frame
- Must not be removed or painted over during in construction
- 48x96in dimension

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Wood Doors

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  • Stile-and-rail doors
  • Flush doors
  • Solid core of wood blocks
  • Composite materials
  • Hollow core for interior uses in residential
  • Louvered doors
  • Sash doors
  • Multiple glass panels, sim. To stile-and-rail doors
  • Glass doors
  • Single pane of glass
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Hollow Metal Doors

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  • Light-gauge steel doors, called hollow metal doors, are most common type of metal door assemblies
  • Aluminum, stainless steel, and bronze also used
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Four Levels of Hollow Metal Doors

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Level I – standard duty
Level II – heavy duty
Level III – extra heavy duty
Level IV – maximum duty

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15
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3 Models of Hollow Metal doors

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Model 1 – full flush (visible seam)
Model 2 – seamless
Model 3 – stile & rail

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Three Grades of Wood Doors

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Three grades – premium, custom and economy, per AWI Standards

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Steel Doors

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  • Flush doors with painted sheet steel are the most common type; louvered and sash (doors with glass lites) also common
  • Steel doors come with hollow core for interior and solid core for exterior; rated doors have mineral cores
  • Steel doors and frames are commonly manufactured and specified according to Steel Door Institute’s (standard steel doors) and Hollow Metal Manufacturer’s Standards (custom steel doors)
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Steel Door- Frames

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  • Metal doors and most residential doors are usually hinged on hollow steel door frames
    Wood and aluminum frames may be used
  • Different types of anchors are available to mount to different frames
  • With masonry they may be filled with cementitious grout to provide sound deadening and more tamper resistance
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Glass Door

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  • Constructed primarily of glass, with fittings to hold pivots & hardware
  • Components:
  • ½ - ¾” tempered glass
  • Pivot/hinge hardware
  • Locking mechanism
  • Floor closer, if used (sometimes, head closers are used)
20
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Door Handing

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the way a door swing

  • Left hand
  • Right hand
  • Left hand Reverse
  • Right Hand Reverse
21
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Door Design and Detailing

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  • code Requirement
  • frequency of use
  • opening size
  • ease of operation
  • security
  • Sound Privacy
  • light control
  • cost
  • availability
22
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WDMA

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Window and Door MAnufacturers Association

23
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Stiles

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vertical wood framing pieces

24
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Rails

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horizontal framing members

25
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3 Major parts of door assemblies

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  • head/jamb frame
  • casing trim to cover the space btw the frame and the partition
  • the stop