A DOORS ( ^[5]) ( ^[10]) ( ^[17]) ( ^[27]) ( ^[60])

1. Accessible Poor Approach (ADA) ( ^[20])

   

   NOTE: ALL DOORS IN ALCOVES SHALL COMPLY W/FRONT APPROACHES

2. General

   1. Types by operation

      1. Swinging

      2. Bypass sliding

      3. Surface sliding

      4. Pocket sliding

      5. Folding

   2. Physical types

      1. Flush

         

      2. Pannelled

         

      3. French

         

      4. Glass

         

      5. Sash

         

      6. Jalousie

         

      7. Louver

         

      8. Shutter

         

      9. Screen

         

      10. Dutch

          

   3. Rough openings (door dimensions +)

      	Width	Height
      In wood stud walls (r.o.)	+3 ?	+3 ?
      In masonry walls (m.o)	+4 ?	+2 ? to 4 ?

   4. Fire door classifications: See p. 129 or p. 145.

   5. Energy conservation: Specify doors not to exceed:

      1. Residential: 0.5 CFM/SF infiltration

      2. Nonresidential: 11.0 CFM/LF crack infiltration

      3. Insulated to R=2.

3. Hollow Metal Doors and Frames

   

   1. Material (for gauges, See p. 329). Typical gauges of doors (16,18,20) and frames (12, 14, 16.18)

      Use	Frame	Door face
      Heavy (entries, stairs public toilets, mech. rms.)	12,14	16
      Medium to low (rooms, closets, etc.)	14.16,20	18

   2. Doors (total door construction of 16 to 22 G A)

      Thickness	1 ? and 1 ? ?
      Widths	2 ? to 4 ? in 2 ? increments
      Heights	6 ?8 ?, 7 ?,7 ?2 ?,7 ?10 ?, 8 ?.10 ?

   Costs: Frames: 3 ? 7 ?, 18 GA $6.75/SF (of opening) or 16 GA at $7.65/SF (60% M and 40% L), can vary 40%.

   Doors: 3 ? 7 ?, 20 GA, 1 ?