2-1/8" (54mm), 3-1/2" (87.9mm), or 5" (127mm) sightline1-3/4" (44.5mm) depthNon-thermal performanceModerate to high traffic application Tough yet attractive, the clean lines of Kawneer’s Standard Entrances are designed as a single-source package of door, door frame and hardware that is easily adaptable to custom requirements.  Designed to complement new or remodel construction, modern or traditional architecture, they are engineered, constructed and tested to make good first impressions while withstanding the rigors of constant use by occupants and visitors. The 190 Narrow Stile EntranceIs engineered for moderate traffic in applications such as stores, offices and apartment buildingsVertical stile measures 2-1/8" (54); top rail 2-1/4" (57.2) and bottom rail 3-7/8" (98.4)Results in a slim look that meets virtually all construction requirements The 350 Medium Stile EntranceProvides extra strength for applications such as schools, institutions and other high traffic applicationsVertical stiles and top rails measure 3-1/2" (88.9)Bottom rail measures 6-1/2" (165.1) for extra durability The 500 Wide Stile EntranceCreates a monumental visual statement for applications such as banks

, libraries and public buildingsVertical stiles and top rail are 5" (127); bottom rail measures 6-1/2" (165.1)Results in superior strength for buildings experiencing heavy traffic conditions GeneralHeights vary to 10 feet; widths range from approximately 3 to 4 feetDoor frame face widths range to a maximum of 4" (101.6), while depths range to 6" (152.4)Door operation is single or doubleacting with maximum security locks or Touch Bar Panics standardArchitect's Classic one inch round, bent bar push/pull hardware is available in various finishes and sizesInfills range from under 1/4 (6.4) to more than 1" (25.4)car door latch cold weatherCenter for Environmental Sciences and Technology Management (CESTM), State University of New York (SUNY), NY, USA; garage door weather seal p bulb

Cannon Design, NY, USAWeeks Automotive/Danbury Audi, CT, USA; Austin Patterson Disston Architects, LLC, CT, USARay Van Den Feuvel Family Campus Center, St. Norbert College, WI, USA; Performa, Inc., WI, USADFW International Airport Terminal D, TX, USA; HKS, Inc., TX, USADesoto Civic Center, MS, USA; Cannon Design, NY, USA (190 Entrance) Weeks Automotive/Danbury Audi, CT, USA; Austin Patterson Disston Architects, LLC, CT, USA (350 Entrance) Ray Van Den Feuvel Family Campus Center, St. Norbert College, WI, USA; upvc front door and top lightPerforma, Inc., WI, USA (350 Entrance) DFW International Airport Terminal D, TX, USA; closet door ball catch plateHKS, Inc., TX, USA (500 Entrance) Desoto Civic Center, MS, USA; garage door springs charlotte nc

PA, MS, USA 190/350/500 EntrancesThis information is provided free of charge by the Department of Industrial Relations from its web site at www.dir.ca.gov. These regulations are for the convenience of the user and no representation or warranty is made that the information is current or accurate. See full disclaimer at http://www.dir.ca.gov/od_pub/disclaimer.html. Go Back to Article 2 Table of ContentsTop Rated Exterior Door Installers Around Your Area Thumbtack Services Near Me »cheap front doors wigan Home Improvement Services »sliding screen door kit australia Currently, there are no pros found in your area.West Barnet Wood Works Custom tables, custom chairs, custom beds, handcrafted quality West Barnet Woodworks uses the finest New England hardwoods in its furniture designs.

Michael Lamp, master craftsman and furniture designer has been making hand crafted custom tables, custom chairs, and custom beds and other hand carved furniture for the last 30 years. His knowledge and experience are built into every custom cabinet, bed, chair, table and door he creates. Anything you can imagine, we can build.  produces some of the most beautiful hardwoods anywhere, which Mike uses in all his creations. We invite you to take a look around the site and see for yourself. Mike is also very easy to work with. or pick up the phone and give him a call at: (802) 633-2860. You can view more pictures on the West Barnet Woodworks Facebook page. Mike doesn’t cut corners either. You can rest assured that each custom piece of furniture is built with love and his many years of knowledge that come from creating unique, exquisite pieces of art that adorn his home and the homes of his collectors.I have been incredibly busy doing beautiful custom woodwork for discerning customers. 

You will be amazed what I can accomplish with native North American hardwoods such as White Oak, Yellow Birch, Black Cherry, Maple, Butternut, Black Walnut, or anything else that grows in the United States, and especially right here in Vermont.  and see what we can come up with.  Get on the schedule now so I don’t keep you waiting. Quality: Hand crafted, hand carved, custom tables, custom chairs, custom beds and other custom furniture. — Serving the Northeast — Maine – New Hampshire – Vermont – New York – Massachusetts Rhode Island – ConnecticutAstragal:A special molding attached to one of a pair of doors that prevents them from swinging or sliding completely through the opening. Also to prevent air infiltration. Caming :Caming is the rolled formed metal banding that joins individual pieces of glass together in a decorative glass panel Casing:Molding of varying widths and thicknesses used to trim out interior or exterior door openings. Door Frame:A complete door frame consists of one header and two jamb legs.

A strip of wood called a “stop” keeps the door from swinging through the frame. Stops are available rabbetted (Built-in) or Stitched (applied separately with staples). Door Jamb:The part of a door frame which surrounds and contacts the edges of the stiles and top rail of a door. Jambs may be classified as (1) “head’ or “side” jambs and (2) “plain” or “rabbeted”. Door Panel:A sheet of thin lumber, plywood or composition material inserted into the frame formed by the stiles, rails and mullions of a door. Door Rails:Doors can be manufactured with double rails on the top and/or bottom so the door can be field-trimmed for off-square replacement installations. Door Skin:The front or face panel (usually two or more plies) of a flush door. Exterior Threshold:A threshold non-symmetrically beveled, (the more gradual and longer bevel facing the exterior) which, when secured to the exterior door frame sill and/or finished floor, prevents water from driving under the door.

Flexible Sweep:A rubber or vinyl strip that easily bends and is applied to the bottom of a door to create an effective seal against the sill (threshold). French Door:An interior or exterior door consisting of stiles, top and bottom rail and divided glass panels or lights. Often used in pairs and can be referred to as casement or terrace doors. Head Casing:The horizontal casing across the top of the window or door opening. Hinge Jamb:Side jamb in which the door hinges (butts) are applied. Hinged Door:An exterior or interior door hung by attaching butts to the stile so that the door swings on a vertical axis. These doors may be single (swinging thru 90 degrees) or double-acting (swinging thru 180 degrees). Double-acting doors do not require a door stop. Jamb:The top and two sides of a door or window frame which contact the door or sash: top jamb and side jambs. The most common size for interior use is 11/16” thick by 4-9/16” wide. Mullion:The upright or vertical member dividing the panels in a door.

A mullion is also the vertical member of a sash, window or door frame between openings in a multiple opening frame. The mullion is known as the ‘mullion center’. Frames are termed ‘mullions’, ‘’triples’, or ‘quadruples’, depending on whether they have one, two or three mullions respectively. They are sometimes referred to as ‘muntings’. Rail:The cross or horizontal pieces of a door’s framework of: "top rail," "mullion rail," "lock rail," and "bottom rail" are different types of rails based on their location in the structure of the door. Sidelite:An assembly of stiles and rails, with or without a wood panel containing a single row of glass panels or lights. Installed on one or both sides of an exterior door frame, especially a front entrance door frame. Sidelights provides light, especially for an entry hall, as well as decorative appeal Stile:The upright or vertical framework pieces of a door Strike Jamb:Jamb opposite the hinge jamb. A jamb on which the lock or passage-set strike plate is installed.