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PSM-SC3090 |
3'0 x 9'0 Architectural Solid Core White Maple Wood Door
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This product review video is for a similar product but it will differ in size, color and/or other attribute. We still feel the video will be of value to you.
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ABS features a lifetime warranty on our ARCHITECTURAL SOLID CORE WHITE MAPLE WOOD DOOR rated commercial wood doors.
| Our Architectural SOLID CORE wood doors are built to the highest quality standards as defined by AWI section #1300. This door can be special ordered in all domestic and exotic species of wood. Birch, Oak, Maple, Mahogany, Walnut and Cherry can be ordered directly at www.absupply.net. This door meets or exceeds all architectural specifications for construction and quality standards. These doors feature a fully bonded core. This means the stiles and rails are securely attached to the core with adhesives and then are abrasively planed before veneering. This step works to ensure minimal telegraphing of core parts through veneers. These doors are used in commercial, institutional and residential applications. Factory prefinishing, fully compliant with AWI standards, is available on special order. If your machining requirements exceed those listed above, please click on our "machining sheet" link to help complete your order and contact us directly to the place your order. 1 3/8", 2â€, 2 1/4 †and other thicknesses available on special order. Dutch doors, wicket doors and lead lined doors can also be special ordered. | ARCHITECTURAL SOLID CORE WHITE MAPLE WOOD DOOR | | CONSTRACTION | Bonded 5 Ply Hot Press | | CORE | Solid Lumber Wood Staves | THICKNESS | 1 3/4", 1 3/8 Door available on special order | | STILES | 7/8" Matching hardwood or softwood. Wider stiles available | | RAILS | N/A | | CROSSBANDS | 1/12" select hardwood with grain running 90° to face veneer | | FACES | Wood veneer, plastic laminate and MDO (optional) | | ADHESIVE | Type II (water resistant)
Type I (water-proof) available | | FIRE RATING | 20 Minute - 1 3/4" thick doors only | | DOOR DETAILS | Full Lite Door : 5" Top Rail, 5" Stiles and 8" Bottom Rail. 1 1/4 required between lite opening and lock cut-out.
20 Min Label Door: 5 1/2" Top Rail, 5 1/2" between door edge and lock cut-out and 8" bottom rail. Max 1296" for 20 min label. | | MAXIMUM SIZES | Singles: 4-0 x 10-0; Pairs: 8-0 x 10-0; DE Pairs: 8-0 x 8-0 |
 | TOP and BOTTOM HORIZONTAL EDGE | | 2 1/4" minimum solid wood or structural composite lumber, one piece or laminated (before trim) | | VERTICAL EDGE | | 1 9/16" minimum hardwood; solid, laminated or veneered (before trim). Backer or inner ply may be structural composite lumber. Same species visible surface, sanded ease, no visible joints allowed | | | | CORE | | Particleboard, ANSI A208.1, grade LD-2 | | CORE/EDGE INTERFACE | | Stiles & rails securely bonded to core, then entire unit abrasively planed before veneering | | BACK VENEER | | CROSSBAND | | Edge glued or one piece without voidsor show through | | VENEER FACE | | Minimum 1/50" "A" grade edge glued joints. 1/8" hardboard 60 lb. ANSI A 135.4 | | VENEER MATCH | | Book, slip or random; Centered, balanced or running; Pair and set match | | LIGHTS, LOUVERS and MOULDING | | Same species lumber, or vennered or metal vision frames | | TRANSOMS | | Bottom horizontal edge runs full width. Matching species lumber or vennered | | FIELD TRIM | | Width = Max. 1/2" when taken equally from both stiles | | Height = Max. 1 1/2" when taken equally from both rails | |
Cutting Graphic | Cutting Explained | | |  | ROTARY CUT
The log is mounted centrally in the lathe and turned against a razor sharp blade, like unwinding a roll of paper. Since this cut follows the log's annual growth ring, a bold variegated grain marking is produced. Rotary cut veneer is exceptionally wide. To put it simply, this is the way you peel an apple | | | | PLAIN SLICING
The log, or flitch, is mounted with the heart side flat against the flitch table of the slicer and the slicing is done parallel to a line through the center of the log. This produces a variegated figure. To put it simply this is the way meat is sliced at the deli | | | QUATER SLICING
The quarter log, or flitch, is mounted on the flitch table so that the growth rings of the log strike the knife at approximately right angles, producing a series of stripes, straight in some wood, varied on others | | | RIFT CUT
Cut veneer is produced in the various species of Oak. Oak has medullary ray cells which radiate from the center of the log like curved spokes of a wheel. The rift or comb grain effect is obtained by cutting at an angle of 15 degree of the quarter |
ABS STANDARD | | GRADE DESCRIPTION | "A" | | COLOR MATCHING | | | Sapwood | Yes | | Heartwood | No | | Color Streaks or Spots | Slight | | Color Variation | Slight | | Sharp Color Contrasts at Joints | No | | TYPES OF MATCHING | | | Book Matched | Yes | | Slip Matched | Specify | | Pleasing Matched | N/A | | Random Matched | Specify | | End Matched | Specify | | Nominal Minimum width of Face Components | Plain Sliced = 5"
Quartered = 3"
Rotary = 5"
| NATURAL CHARACTERISTICS | | Small Conspicuos Burls & Pin Knots Combined AVG Number | 1 per 3 SQ.FT.MAX
10 in and 32 SQ FT. CONTIGUOUS | | Conspicuous Burls Max Size | 3/8" | | Conspicuous Pin Knots AVG Number | 1 per 8 SQ. FT. MAX 4 IN AND 32 SQ. FT CONTIGUOUS | | Max. Pin Knot Size - Dark Part | 1/8" | | Max. Pin Knot Size - Total | 1/4' | | Scattered Sound and Repairs Knots - Combined Avg. Number | No | | Max. Size - Sound | No | | Max. Size - Repaired | No | | Avg. Number - Repaired | No | | Mineral Streaks | Slight | | Bark Pockets | No | | Worm Tracks | No | | Vine Marks | Slight | | Cross Bars | Slight | MANUFACTURING CHARACTERISTICS | | Roung Cut | No | | Blended Repaired Tapered Hairline Splits | Two 1/16" x 6" | | Repairs | Small Blending | SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS | | Unfilled worm holes, open splits, open joints, open bark pockets, shake or doze not permitted in above grades | All data referenced from A.W.I. 7'th edition, version 1.0 1997, section 1300 |
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Questions and Answers
Q: Thank you Richard. Hopefully we can get this one going. Do you have any other suggestions on a rotary cut face that would look elegant in a professional office? Keeping in mind we need to case and hang it as well A: That is a difficult question to answer as it is a subjective type of response. I know your client is looking at a medium type stain which will mask much of the woods natural texture, tone warmth, grain structure etc.
I am personally not a fan of staining wood whatsoever as I would be looking to select the wood type based on its natural grain structure, color and properties. Rotary cutting, akin to peeling an apple skin with a filet knife as seen here under the heading "Cutting Explained" Click Here But it is unusual to see anything orther than birch cut in the rotary fashion (although oak doors are not unheard of to be cut rotary).
You mention elegant. Since the net result of a combination of wood specie and cutting method, it is hard to know what would be elegant to the client, but when I think of elegant, rotary cutting does not come to mind regardless of the wood specie. this link here: Download File for me represents the greatest single resource for a wood door supplier, specifier or anyone who needs to become far more familiar with the specifics and I can only defer to this documents commanding representation of the subject matter. Is there a follow up question that we can perhaps attempt to answer? We take pride in our technical expertise, as we know it separates us from our competition, so don't hesitate to ask.
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