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    This document discusses flush wooden doors. It provides definitions of doors and their main components - frames and shutters. It describes flush doors as having veneered faces on both sides for a pleasing appearance. Flush doors are commonly used in buildings and come in standard thicknesses. The document concludes by assigning a studio work to draw detailed drawings of a flush wooden door, including sectional plan, elevation, vertical section and sectional elevation. The next class topic will cover joinery and fitting of wooden casement windows.

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    This document discusses flush wooden doors. It provides definitions of doors and their main components - frames and shutters. It describes flush doors as having veneered faces on both sides for a pleasing appearance. Flush doors are commonly used in buildings and come in standard thicknesses. The document concludes by assigning a studio work to draw detailed drawings of a flush wooden door, including sectional plan, elevation, vertical section and sectional elevation. The next class topic will cover joinery and fitting of wooden casement windows.

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    This document discusses flush wooden doors. It provides definitions of doors and their main components - frames and shutters. It describes flush doors as having veneered faces on both sides for a pleasing appearance. Flush doors are commonly used in buildings and come in standard thicknesses. The document concludes by assigning a studio work to draw detailed drawings of a flush wooden door, including sectional plan, elevation, vertical section and sectional elevation. The next class topic will cover joinery and fitting of wooden casement windows.

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    Joinery and Fitting (Wooden Doors Detail-Flush) : Department of Interior & Furniture Design Lsad

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    This document discusses flush wooden doors. It provides definitions of doors and their main components - frames and shutters. It describes flush doors as having veneered faces on both sides for a pleasing appearance. Flush doors are commonly used in buildings and come in standard thicknesses. The document concludes by assigning a studio work to draw detailed drawings of a flush wooden door, including sectional plan, elevation, vertical section and sectional elevation. The next class topic will cover joinery and fitting of wooden casement windows.

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    DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR & FURNITURE DESIGN

    LSAD

    LECTURE- 5
    JOINERY AND FITTING
    (WOODEN DOORS DETAIL- FLUSH)

    IFD265 PRESENTED BY:

    BUILDING MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION STUDIO-I MANPREET KAUR


    LECTURER-20594
    WHAT IS DOOR......?
    Doors may be defined as an open able barrier secured in a wall opening. It is provided to give an
    access to inside of a room.

    For different situation and requirement, it is


    made of different materials and methods
    such as wooden door, metal door, S.S door,
    Glass door ,etc.
    IT CONSISTS OF TWO PARTS:-

    1. Door frame
    2. Door shutter

    FRAME:- It is an assembly of

    horizontal and vertical members,


    forming an enclosure, to which the

    shutters are fixed


    IT CONSISTS OF TWO PARTS:-

    1. Door frame

    2. Door shutter

    SHUTERS:-These are the open able


    parts of a dooror window.
    SOME TECHNICAL TERMS

    HEAD:-This is the top or uppermost

    horizontal part of frame

    REBATE :- It is the depression or recess made

    inside the door frame to receive the door shutter.


    LOCATION OF DOORS & WINDOWS

    The location of door & window should meet functional requirements of


    the room.

    The door should not be kept in the centre of the wall. The window
    should be located in opposite wall, facing a door or another window, to
    achieve cross ventilation.

    From the point of view of fresh air, a window should be located on the
    northern side of of a room.

    The sill should be located about 1-6” – 2’-6” about f loor level of
    the room or as per Design Details.
    DOORS MAILY CLASSIFIED ON THE BASIS OF:-

     Arrangement of components
     Method construction
     Working operations
    ON THE BASIS OF ARRANGMENT OF COMPONENTS

    This includes different types of doors are:-


    1. Battened & ledged doors
    2. Battened, ledged and braced doors
    3. Battened, ledged and framed doors
    4. Battened, ledged,braced and framed doors

    5. Panel doors
    6. Flush doors
    BATTENED & LEDGED DOORS
    These doors consist of
    vertical boards called
    battens which are nailed
    or screwed to the
    horizontal members,
    called ledges.

    Often the battens are about


    4.5” to 6”wide and ½” to ¾” thick.

    Doors made with narrow battens like


    these have a better appearance.
    BATTENED, LEDGED AND BRACED DOORS

    This is a ledged and battened


    door to which braces have
    been added to provide
    support.

    These braces must slope


    upwards from the hinge edge
    of the door, and they are
    housed with a screw notch
    into the ledges.
    BATTENED, LEDGED AND BRACED DOORS

    DETAIL DRAWINGS
    Battened, Ledged & Framed Doors
    TOP LEDGED
    It is improved version of battened
    and ledged doors with provision
    of frame.
    BATTENS
    Two vertical members known as
    styles are provided
    STYLE/FRAME

    BOTTOM
    LEDGED
    Battened, Ledged , Braced & framed doors
    TOP LEDGED

    BATTENS
    Same as previous with extra
    braces. BRACED

    LOCK/MID
    LEDGED

    STYLE/FRAME

    BOTTOM
    LEDGED
    Framed & Panelled Door

    These doors consist of a frame made up of


    stiles
    (a) Top rail
    (b) Bottom rail
    c) And sometimes an intermediate rail
    (d) into this framework a plywood panel
    (e) is fitted. This panel may fit into a
    groove or a rebate.
    Flush Doors
    The flush door with the large scale production
    of plywood and face of veneers.

    Use of flush door have pleasing


    appearance, simple construction high
    strength and durability and cost less as
    compared with paneled door.

    These doors are commonly used in


    residential as well as public buildings
    It is covered on each side by a sheet of plywood or
    veneer
    Flush door shutters are manufactured in
    standard thickness of 25,30,35 and
    40mm
    TYPES OF FLUSH DOORS

     SOLID CORE TYPE FLUSH DOORS.

     CELLULAR CORE TYPE FLUSH DOORS

     HOLLOW CORE TYPE FLUSH DOORS


    Studio work: Sheet no. - 5

    Sheet name: WOODEN DOORS DETAIL- FLUSH

    P5: Draw the detail drawings of wooden flush door (Sectional Plan, elevation,
    vertical section and sectional elevation.

    Next Class : Joinery and fitting (wooden window details (casement)

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