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Consideration of general design principles is followed by an examination of the various types of door and their uses and the constructional techniques employed, together with the main characteristics of frames and linings. Finally, metal doors and ironmongery are investigated.
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BS 1186: Quality of timber and workmanship in joinery; Part 1: 1985 Quality of timber; Part 2: 1971 Quality of workmanship
BS 4787: Internal and external wood doorsets, door leaves and frames; Part 1: 1980 Specification for dimensional requirements
BS 2911: 1974 Letter plates
BS 1203: 1979 Specification for synthetic resin adhesives (phenolic and aminoplastic) for plywood
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BS459: Doors; Part 4: 1965 Match boarded doors
BS 1567: 1953 Wood door frames and linings
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BS 1227: Hinges; Part 1A: 1967 Hinges for general building purposes
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© 1986 Ivor H. Seeley
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Seeley, I.H. (1986). Doors. In: Building Technology. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-09223-9_9
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