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Unit 4 Door Window

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 Location of Door

 Door Frame
 Fixing of Door Frame
Doors

Arrangement of Method of Nature of


Material
Different construction Working
Components
Doors - Arrangement of
Different Components

Battened and Ledged


Door Battened Ledged
Braced and Framed
Door
Battened Ledged
and Braced Door Battened Ledged and
Framed Door
Doors – Method of
Construction

Framed and Louvered Wire gauged


Paneled Door Door Door
Glazed or
Sash Door
Flush Door
Doors – Working
operation

Revolving Rolling Steel


Door Shutter Door
Collapsible
Door
Sliding Door

Swing Door
Doors – Material

Mild Steel Sheet Metal Covered


Door Plywood Door

Hollow Metal
Door
Corrugated Steel
Sheet Door
 Battened and Ledged
Door:
 For Narrow Opening
 Vertical Bonds- Battens
(100 – 150 mm wide, 20 – 30 mm
thk)
 Horizontal Support- Ledge
(100 – 200 mm wide, 25 – 30 mm
thk)
 T- Hinge used
 Battened, Ledged and
Braced Door:
 Improved version
 Vertical Bonds- Battens
(100 – 150 mm wide, 20 – 30 mm thk)
 Horizontal Support- Ledge
(100 – 200 mm wide, 25 – 30 mm thk)
 Inclined Members – Braces
(100 – 150 mm wide, 25 – 30 mm thk)
 Wider Openings
 T- Hinge used
 Battened, Ledged and
Framed Door:
 Improved version
 Vertical Members other than
Battens – Style
(100 mm Wide and 40 mm Thk)
 Total thickness of style is
obtained by
Adding batten and ledge
thicknesses
 T- Hinge used
 Battened, Ledged,
Framed and Braced
Door:
 Improved version of all
three
 Increase strength, durability
and appearance

 T- Hinge used
 Framed and Paneled Door
Flush Door

Hollow and cellular


Solid Core Flush Door or Core Flush
Laminated Core Flush Door
 Flush Door
 Solid Core or Laminated Core Flush Door
 Flush Door
 Hollow Core Flush Door
 Selection of Size, shape, location and Number
of Windows:
 Size of Room
 Location of Room
 Utility of Room
 Direction of Wall
 Direction of Wind
 Climatic Condition Such as Humidity, Temperature
 Requirement of Exterior View
 Architectural treatment to the exterior wall
 Factors or thumb Rules:
 Breadth of Window = 1/8 (Width of Room + Height
of Room)

 Total area of Window = 10 – 20% of floor area

 For Public Building = 20% of floor area

 Glazed Area = 8 – 10% of Floor area


 Fixed Window  Corner Window
 Pivoted Window  Dormer Window
 Double Hung  Cable Window
Window  Lantern Window
 Sliding Window  Skylight Window
 Casement Window  Ventilators
 Sash Window  Combined Window
 Louvered Window and Ventilators
 Metal Window
 Bay Window
 Clerestorey Window
 Panels are fully Glazed.

 Space between Top and Bottom Rail divided by

using small Panels.

 Panels are made by using small Strips of timber

members vertically and horizontally.


 Made of Mild Steel sheets

 More strength and less cost

 Angle sections, T sections and channels Section

are used to form the metal window


 Ventilation moves outdoor air into a building or
room, and distribute the air within the building or
room.

 General purpose of ventilation in buildings is to


provide healthy air for breathing by both diluting
the pollutants originating in the building and
removing the pollutants.
 Natural ventilation.

 Mechanical ventilation.

 Hybrid or Mixed ventilation.

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