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Door frames and Linings

by Wood wizard Glossop

Pages 2 and 3 of 14

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Door frames and Linings
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Practice, Practice, Practice

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frames and linings
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Why are the materials hatched out in the drawing?
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The main difference is that a door lining will cover the full width of the wall reveal and a door frame will not.
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materials have a different hatching's
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Identify
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There are two types of door linings

Type A - with planted stops

Type B -Rebated 
(referred to as a casing)
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timber linings may be fixed into different types of wall openings.
Identifying all the components is crucial when performing any task!
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Try the Quiz
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Calculate
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You need to work out the dimensions
The structural opening and
proposed door dimensions
 will determine the
lining sectional
details
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Assembly
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Look the head has been
 housed out on both sides!
This is so the unassembled lining.
made to suit two door
sizes.
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jointing the lining
A through housing is the commonly used if the lining is to be rebated
A bare face tongued housing is generally used when the lining is to have stops
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Always leave a horn or joggle on a joinery frame
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jointing the lining
Rebates are normally the door
thickness + 2 mm by 13 mm
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Normally the housing is a third of the head in depth but if a rebate is required this will then determine the depth
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