Please Select Username to appear on public areas of the site like community and recipe comments.Ray-Bar’s reputation of prompt national and global deliveries is attributed to it having possibly the largest inventory of shielding materials in the U.S. Lead Lined Wood Doors 10 standard lead thicknesses Wide selection of natural wood veneers available Wide selection of laminate colors and styles to choose from Available with x-ray safety glass vision frames Typically available within 2 weeks Lead Lined Solid Core Wood Doors are manufactured to national wood work standards, constructed with the highest quality core, edging and face veneers available. Standard "in-stock" veneers are: Rotary Cut Natural Birch, Plain Sliced Red Oak, Hardboard, Rotary Cut Mahogany, Legacy Walnut, Legacy Oak, and Mendocino Oak. Textured composite hardboard veneers Available laminates include Wilsonart, Formica, Nevamar, and Pionite A wide selection of plastic laminate colors and designs are available.

Per the requirements of NCRP Reports #49 and #147 and other radiation, health, and safety codes and general “good practices": All lead lined doors, vision lites, x-ray glass, lead lined frames and lead backed drywall must provide a lead shielding equivalent of equal or greater value as specified by the project physicist of record or other "qualified experts" radiation shielding calculations report recommendations and requirements. Customer must verify required lead thickness values and equivalents prior to ordering. Doors must be internally shielded with lead covering full height and width of door Radiation safety and general medical construction guidelines require as a "good practices" rule that the gap between the bottom of an x-ray door and the finished floor should always be kept as small as possible. Lead thresholds and/or lead lined door sweeps are required at the bottom of door openings when a gap of 2.5cm (1 inch) or more exists between the bottom of the door and the floor.

Door lockset hardware should be lead lined if lead value requirement is more than 1/16" thick, or if specified. Any lead glass occurring in a shielded door must be x-ray safety glass and permanently labeled for meeting the impact resistance requirements of ANSI Z97.1 and CPSC 16 CFR 1201 Category 2. (Note: X-ray safety glass is not a "tempered "product, and is readily available from Ray-Bar ). Door must have interlock switch so that x-ray machine cannot be activated when door is open or ajar. An "X-Ray On" red and white lighted sign over door opening on entrance side is recommended to reduce the possibility of personnel opening the door during an x-ray procedure. The light should be tied to the machine so it turns on during x-ray machine activation. Lead backed drywall must properly overlap into door frame a minimum of 1/2" to prevent radiation leakage and additionally meet fire-rating requirements. Any fire-rated lead lined partition must utilize UL classified and labeled lead backed gypsum drywall such as Ray-Bar "RB-LBG".

Most natural veneers are "good in stock". Please note these are general examples as graining, texture and coloring will naturally vary. Staining, coating, sealing, finishing or painting is not included. Lead lined solid core wood doors are also available with Ray-Bar Lead Lined Vision Frames or Lead Lined Light Proof Louvers.patio furniture for sale sask Lead Lined Vision Framescheap internal doors huddersfield Shielded Light Proof Louvercheap internal doors dublin Lead lined wood doors are not fire-rated.external doors fitted brisbane

For listing of in-stock lead thicknesses see Ray-Bar Sheet Lead Stock Thickness Chart For specifications see Ray-Bar Lead Lined Solid Core Wood Door Specifications. For additional information click here. Ray-Bar Abuse Resistant Shielded Doorsglass bifold doors 48 Ray-Bar lead lined wood and metal doors are available in all standard lead shielding thicknesses. glass bifold doors 48The abuse resistant laminate faces protect the door in high volume medical settings. metal front doors brisbaneThis laminate provides a longer service life by reducing replacement and repairs. Kydex and Acrovyn face laminations are available in many colors, patterns and designs. Please contact us to review your specific project and design needs.

Request a quote on the doors your project requires, or contact Ray-Bar for more information.Video Playback Not Supported An entry door threshold can become damaged or worn over time. If the only problem is that the rubber seal no longer provides a tight seal on the door, you may be able to replace the rubber seal, rather than replacing the entire threshold. Replacing an Entry Door Threshold Remove Old Threshold: Remove the rubber strip on the existing entry door threshold, unscrew the screws holding the threshold in place, and remove the old threshold. Cut New Threshold to Size: Remove the rubber seal from the top of the new threshold, and cut the threshold to fit with a hacksaw using the old threshold as a pattern. Fit Threshold to Door: Trial fit the threshold to make sure it provides a snug fit against the bottom of the door. If it doesn’t, you may need to adjust the door or slightly shim the threshold. Attach New Threshold to Floor: Screw the new threshold to the floor.

If the floor is concrete, use a carbide tipped masonry bit to drill holes for either masonry screws or plastic anchors. Install Rubber Seal: Cut the rubber seal to length with a utility knife, and insert it into the grooves in the threshold. Check Threshold Fit: Close the door and check to make sure the threshold fits snugly against the bottom of the door. Watch this video to find out more. Installing a Door Sweep on an Entry Door (video) How to Replace Worn Weatherstripping Around Doors (video) Save Energy by Reducing Air Infiltration (video) How to Make a Draft Dodger (article) Replacing a Rotten Entry Door Seal Danny Lipford: Replacing a door threshold may be necessary because the old one is worn or simply not doing its job. A good replacement unit will have rubber seals on both the top and bottom to prevent moisture and air from moving over or under it. Most models require you to remove the top seal before you cut the unit to fit the exact width of your doorway.