Jamb
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Door Terminology
Learn the door terminology for different styles of door at GULF JOINERY. We provide a diagram list of names so you can select the best door-
The vertical component of a door frame. Different types include the hinge jamb, upon which the hinges are attached, the strike jamb, upon which the strike is installed, and a blank jamb, which is not prepared for either a hinge or a strike plate.
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Jamb Depth
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A measure of the depth or width of the jamb, perpendicular to the door panel when closed.
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Kerf
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The gut or groove manufactured in a door or window frame or sash which houses weather-stripping. The kerf normally measures 3/8" deep by 1/8" wide (saw blade width).
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Knocked Down
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Indicates that the product has been pre-assembled at factory, then subsequently unassembled and must be assembled on site.
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Lintel
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The top part of a doorway, also known as the head or top jamb . A lintel is usually concrete, steel or stone.
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Lock Rail
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Horizontal member of a door panel located where the locking mechanism would be installed.
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Lockset
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The complete lock system.
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