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Door Recall

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An inexpensive process that contains ALL information before manufacture begins, reducing the risk of major errors. Setting out rod.
A document which contains sawn sizes and finished sizes of components. Cutting list.
Transferring lines from the setting out rod onto components. Marking out.
34mm Internal door thickness.
44mm External door thickness.
54mm Bespoke external door thickness for added insulation values.
FD30 Prevents the spread of fire and smoke for up to 30 minutes
The type of joint typically found on the middle rail that aesthetically joins the rebated part of the stile to the square section part of the stile. Gun stop.
A planked door with no frame. Ledged and braced.
A planked door with a frame. Framed ledged and braced.
Maximum angle before a brace fails as a support. 45 degrees.
Components to fix the t&g planks to. Ledges.
2XG Type of back door.
Typical joint used on a door. Through mortise and tenon.
Type of fixing used to secure the joint on a door. Timber wedges.
Tenon type used on the middle and bottom rails of a framed ledged and braced door. Bare faced tenon.
Internal vertical component . Muntin.
A protruding moulding. Bolection.
Two rails positioned FLAT on a bench. Bench bearers.
Pattern 10 Top rail, bottom rail, stiles (4 components)
A traditional ornate panel. Raised and fielded.
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