A door includes a first skin, a second skin, two stiles, a core, and a gas permeable membrane. The first skin provides a first outer door surface. The second skin provides a second outer door surface. The two stiles are disposed at least partially between the first skin and the second skin. At least one stile defines a vent therein. The core comprises a foam material and is disposed between the first skin and the second skin. The gas permeable membrane, which is permeable to gas but not to the precursors of a foam material, is disposed on the at least one stile covering the vent. The gas permeable membrane contacts the foam material in the core, and separate the foam material in the core from the vent.
E06B 7/10 - Aménagements particuliers ou dispositions en rapport avec les portes ou fenêtres pour assurer la ventilation, p. ex. à travers des doubles fenêtresAménagement de rosaces de ventilation par structure particulière des éléments de châssis
E06B 7/16 - Dispositions d'étanchéité sur les battants ou les parties qui travaillent avec les battants
E06B 3/30 - Revêtements, p. ex. pour protection contre les intempéries, à des fins décoratives
E06B 3/677 - Vidage ou remplissage de l'espace entre les vitresPrévention de la condensation dans l'espace entre les vitresNettoyage de l'espace entre les vitres
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Doors comprising glazed unit, and method of making the same
A door include a first skin, a second skin, and a glazing unit. The first skin includes a first skin body portion, and a first flange portion extending inward from the first skin body portion. The first skin body portion has a first tip. A second skin includes a second skin body portion, and a second flange portion extending inward from the second skin body portion. The second skin body portion has a second tip. A glazing unit has an edge disposed adjacent to and between the first tip and the second tip. The first flange portion and the second flange portion provide an interlocking structure.
A door includes a first skin, a second skin, two stiles, a core, and a gas permeable membrane. The first skin provides a first outer door surface. The second skin provides a second outer door surface. The two stiles are disposed at least partially between the first skin and the second skin. At least one stile defines a vent therein. The core comprises a foam material and is disposed between the first skin and the second skin. The gas permeable membrane, which is permeable to gas but not to the precursors of a foam material, is disposed on the at least one stile covering the vent. The gas permeable membrane contacts the foam material in the core, and separate the foam material in the core from the vent.
A door includes a first skin, a second skin, two stiles, a core, and a gas permeable membrane. The first skin provides a first outer door surface. The second skin provides a second outer door surface. The two stiles are disposed at least partially between the first skin and the second skin. At least one stile defines a vent therein. The core comprises a foam material and is disposed between the first skin and the second skin. The gas permeable membrane, which is permeable to gas but not to the precursors of a foam material, is disposed on the at least one stile covering the vent. The gas permeable membrane contacts the foam material in the core, and separate the foam material in the core from the vent.
E06B 3/677 - Vidage ou remplissage de l'espace entre les vitresPrévention de la condensation dans l'espace entre les vitresNettoyage de l'espace entre les vitres
E06B 7/10 - Aménagements particuliers ou dispositions en rapport avec les portes ou fenêtres pour assurer la ventilation, p. ex. à travers des doubles fenêtresAménagement de rosaces de ventilation par structure particulière des éléments de châssis
E06B 7/16 - Dispositions d'étanchéité sur les battants ou les parties qui travaillent avec les battants
E06B 3/30 - Revêtements, p. ex. pour protection contre les intempéries, à des fins décoratives
A method for making a door skin or making a door is provided. A wood board is first provided. The wood board comprises a surface having a first texture with a first plurality of grains, and at least one knot, which has a predetermined depth of crack. The surface of the wood board is scanned to obtain a first profile of the first texture. The first profile of the first texture is modified to provide a second profile of the second texture, which includes a second plurality of grains and the at least one knot. A mold comprising a metal surface is formed based on the second profile of the second texture. A door skin is molded from a polymer composite using the mold so as to provide an exterior surface having the second plurality of grains and the at least one knot.
A door include a first skin, a second skin, and a glazing unit. The first skin includes a first skin body portion, and a first flange portion extending inward from the first skin body portion. The first skin body portion has a first tip. A second skin includes a second skin body portion, and a second flange portion extending inward from the second skin body portion. The second skin body portion has a second tip. A glazing unit has an edge disposed adjacent to and between the first tip and the second tip. The first flange portion and the second flange portion provide an interlocking structure.
A door include a first skin, a second skin, and a glazing unit. The first skin includes a first skin body portion, and a first flange portion extending inward from the first skin body portion. The first skin body portion has a first tip. A second skin includes a second skin body portion, and a second flange portion extending inward from the second skin body portion. The second skin body portion has a second tip. A glazing unit has an edge disposed adjacent to and between the first tip and the second tip. The first flange portion and the second flange portion provide an interlocking structure.
wood stain metal door accessories, namely, clavos, speakeasy grills, hinge straps non-metal door units, namely, fiberglass doors, non-metal entry doors, non-metal front doors; non-metal door frames, namely, composite door frames, doorlite frames; non-metal entry systems comprised of non-metal doors, non-metal door frames; non-metal door accessories, namely, Simulated Divided Lites (SDL) bars and dentil shelves; planking goods in the nature of planks; glass door lites, namely, decorative door glass
A composite reinforced mull post is disclosed for use in an entryway assembly. The mull post may engage a door on one side and a side light window on the other side. The mull post may comprise a one or two-piece outer portion and one or more internal reinforcing members. The outer portion may comprise a plurality of interlocking pieces. A first internal reinforcing member may be formed of engineered material such as a wood laminate, and a second reinforcing member may comprise a channel that extends partially around the first reinforcing member. The reinforcing member may include orthogonal portions conterminously received within a correspondingly shaped central chamber formed by the housing formed by the joined interlocking pieces. The reinforcing member may include an upper wood portion and a lower durable portion, connected end to end by a glued finger joint.
A composite reinforced mull post is disclosed for use in an entryway assembly. The mull post may engage a door on one side and a side light window on the other side. The mull post may comprise a one or two piece outer portion and one or more internal reinforcing members. The outer portion may comprise a plurality of interlocking pieces. A first internal reinforcing member may be formed of engineered material such as a wood laminate, and a second reinforcing member may comprise a channel that extends partially around the first reinforcing member. The reinforcing member may include orthogonal portions conterminously received within a correspondingly shaped central chamber formed by the housing formed by the joined interlocking pieces. The reinforcing member may include an upper wood portion and a lower durable portion, connected end to end by a glued finger joint.
Wood stain Metal door units, namely, metal entry doors, metal front doors; metal door accessories, namely, clavos, speakeasy grills, hinge straps Non-metal door units, namely, fiberglass doors, non-metal entry doors, non-metal front doors; non-metal door frames, namely, composite door frames, doorlite frames; non-metal entry systems comprised of non-metal doors, non-metal door frames; non-metal door accessories, namely, Simulated Divided Lites (SDL) bars and dentil shelves; planking goods in the nature of planks; glass door lites, namely, decorative door glass
A composite reinforced mull post is disclosed for use in an entryway assembly. The mull post may engage a door on one side and a side light window on the other side. The mull post may comprise a one or two piece outer portion and one or more internal reinforcing members. The outer portion may comprise a plurality of interlocking pieces. The pieces may include a stop portion and a support portion, each with interlocking ribs. A first internal reinforcing member may be formed of engineered material such as a wood laminate, and a second reinforcing member may comprise a channel that extends partially around the first reinforcing member. The reinforcing member may include orthogonal portions conterminously received within a correspondingly shaped central chamber formed by the housing formed by the joined interlocking pieces.
A composite reinforced mull post is disclosed for use in an entryway assembly. The mull post may engage a door on one side and a side light window on the other side. The mull post may comprise a one or two piece outer portion and one or more internal reinforcing members. The outer portion may comprise a plurality of interlocking pieces. The pieces may include a stop portion and a support portion, each with interlocking ribs. A first internal reinforcing member may be formed of engineered material such as a wood laminate, and a second reinforcing member may comprise a channel that extends partially around the first reinforcing member. The reinforcing member may include orthogonal portions conterminously received within a correspondingly shaped central chamber formed by the housing formed by the joined interlocking pieces.
A composite reinforced mull post is disclosed for use in an entryway assembly. The mull post may engage a door on one side and a side light window on the other side. The mull post may comprise a one or two piece outer portion and one or more internal reinforcing members. The outer portion may comprise a plurality of interlocking pieces. The pieces may include a stop portion and a support portion, each with interlocking ribs. A first internal reinforcing member may be formed of engineered material such as a wood laminate, and a second reinforcing member may comprise a channel that extends partially around the first reinforcing member. The reinforcing member may include orthogonal portions conterminously received within a correspondingly shaped central chamber formed by the housing formed by the joined interlocking pieces.
A composite reinforced mull post is disclosed or use in an exterior building entryway assembly, engaging a door on one side and a side light window on the other side. The mull post may comprise a polymer profile portion and first and second reinforcing members. The profile portion comprises a layer of polyvinyl chloride with a hollow center. The first reinforcing member comprises an engineered material such as a wood laminate, and the second reinforcing member comprises a U-shaped steel channel that fits around one end of the first reinforcing member. The reinforcing members are received within the hollow center of the polymer profile portion and run the entire length of the mull post to provide substantial rigidity to the assembly. A polymer cap layer may be co-extruded on the outer surface of the polymer profile portion to provide the mull post with a desired finished surface appearance and/or color.
A reversible composite simulated beadboard planking and a method for making the same are provided. The planking may include a first finished side, a second finished side opposite the first finished side, a first pattern including integrally-formed uneven profile simulating a beadboard of a first plank width on the first finished side, a second pattern including integrally-formed uneven profile simulating a beadboard of a second plank width different than the first plank width on the second finished side, a base pigment distributed substantially uniformly throughout the planking, and a tongue structure on a first edge substantially adjacent to the first finished side and the second finished side, and a groove structure on a second edge opposite the first edge, the groove structure configured to receive the tongue structure from another similarly configured composite planking.
Doors not made of metal; door panels not made of metal; non-metal wainscotting; sheathing board; hardboard; door frames not made of metal; prefinished doors not made of metal; fiberboard, and millwork, exclusive of cabinets
A composite reinforced mull post is disclosed or use in an exterior building entryway assembly, engaging a door on one side and a side light window on the other side. The mull post may comprise a polymer profile portion and first and
second reinforcing members. The profile portion comprises a layer of polyvinyl
chloride with a hollow center. The first reinforcing member comprises an engineered material such as a wood laminate, and the second reinforcing member
comprises a U-shaped steel channel that fits around one end of the first reinforcing member. The reinforcing members are received within the hollow center of the polymer profile portion and run the entire length of the mull post to provide substantial rigidity to the assembly. A polymer cap layer may be co- extruded on the outer surface of the polymer profile portion to provide the mull post with a desired finished surface appearance and/or color.
A composite reinforced mull post is disclosed for use in an entryway assembly. The mull post may engage a door on one side and a side light window on the other side. The mull post may comprise a one or two piece outer portion and one or more internal reinforcing members. The outer portion may comprise a plurality of interlocking pieces. The pieces may include a stop portion and a support portion, each with interlocking ribs. A first internal reinforcing member may be formed of engineered material such as a wood laminate, and a second reinforcing member may comprise a channel that extends partially around the first reinforcing member. The reinforcing member may include orthogonal portions conterminously received within a correspondingly shaped central chamber formed by the housing formed by the joined interlocking pieces.
A door include a first skin, a second skin, and a glazing unit. The first skin includes a first skin body portion, and a first flange portion extending inward from the first skin body portion. The first skin body portion has a first tip. A second skin includes a second skin body portion, and a second flange portion extending inward from the second skin body portion. The second skin body portion has a second tip. A glazing unit has an edge disposed adjacent to and between the first tip and the second tip. The first flange portion and the second flange portion provide an interlocking structure.
A door for attenuating sound includes at least one core disposed between a front surface and a back surface. The at least one core includes a composition comprising vermiculite, for example, expanded vermiculite, and an inorganic bonding agent. Such a composition for the core has a density of at least 600 Kg/m3. The door has at least a sound transmission class (STC) rating or an outdoors/indoors transmission coefficient (OITC) being higher than 30.
A door includes a first skin, a second skin, two stiles, a core, and a gas permeable membrane. The first skin provides a first outer door surface. The second skin provides a second outer door surface. The two stiles are disposed at least partially between the first skin and the second skin. At least one stile defines a vent therein. The core comprises a foam material and is disposed between the first skin and the second skin. The gas permeable membrane, which is permeable to gas but not to the precursors of a foam material, is disposed on the at least one stile covering the vent. The gas permeable membrane contacts the foam material in the core, and separate the foam material in the core from the vent.
