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var heading =' The Only Illustrated Glossary of Construction Terms on the Web......! Your Daily Definition For Today '
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"October", "November", "December");
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definition[1]=' Accordion Doors A folding door often used as a room divider, same as a Concertina Door'
definition[2]=' Roller Door Door made out interlocking horizontal slats mounted in side tracks and fixed to an overhead horizontal drum. The rotation of the drum raises and lowers the door.'
definition[3]=' Mortise Lock A lock that is fitted into a mortise in the edge of a door rather than fixed to the door surface.'
definition[4]=' Screen Doors A lightweight external door that allows the passage of air though it while excluding insects with a woven screen material. It may also incorporate security mesh. Also called a flyscreen door'
definition[5]=' Wrought Iron Door Hinges A hinges made in a decorative style. By blacksmith type handwork in contrast to cast work. '
definition[6]=' Lock Set Budget priced packages that contain tubular locks or latches together with knob handles.'
definition[7]=' Fanlight A semicircular window over a doorway. Sometimes they are semi-eliptical.'
definition[8]=' Side Lights Glass panels to the sides of door frame.'
definition[9]=' Vertical hinged doors By far the most popular door type, used internally and externally both for commercial and domestic applications the hinges on the door are arranged in a vertical direction, oe above the other.'
definition[10]=' Tee Hinge A face fixed hinge that has a long strap that fixes to the door and a wider but narrower section that fixes to the door jamb.'
definition[11]=' Automatic Door Bottom Seal A moveable strip inset into or face fixed to the bottom of a door that drops down automatically when the door is closed to seal off draughts, moisture or sound.'
definition[12]=' Batwing Door, Saloon Door Pairs of short doors hinged with double actions that have the meeting stiles shorter than the hanging stiles to aid viewing the other side.'
definition[13]=' Panelled Doors Doors consisting of a frame that is filled in with panels. Traditionally out of wood but can be made out of other materials.'
definition[14]=' Passage Set A lockset with no key cylinder or button, they just perform as a door latch which can be opened from any side at any time. Also known as a Corridor set.'
definition[15]=' Snib A small button control on a nighlatch that can hold the latchbolt open or override the spring loading and turn the latch action off making the latchbolt in effect a deadbolt.'
definition[16]=' Door A door is a moveable barrier for closing or opening an entrance to a building, a room or a cupboard etc. An introduction to the types of doors.'
definition[17]=' Revolving Doors Doors consisting of four leaves at right angles that revolve on centre pivots inside a vestibule.'
definition[18]=' Key in Knob Locks Budget priced locksets that contain tubular locks or latches that are packaged together with knob handles.'
definition[19]=' Parking Area A space set aside to store the panels in moveable panel partitions systems.'
definition[20]=' Butt Hinge A door or window hinge in various sizes consisting of two equal rectangular leaves, a knuckle and a pin joining them. Probably the most common hinge in use today on residential work.'
definition[21]=' Deadlock A lock that is equipped with a deadbolt only, or a lock in which a bolt is moved by means of a key or a turn knob.'
definition[22]=' Rim Latch A surface mounted door latch, often combined into a combination lock and latch. Very simple ones are used on gates and batten doors and the like.'
definition[23]=' Wrought Iron The word wrought means made by hand and when coupled with iron it means any iron object made by forgework. After 1700 a particular form of iron that includes slag and is very ductile. Also known as Ductile Iron. Known for it\'s corrosion resistance.'
definition[24]=' Master Key A keying system that is keyed to differ but a single key will open all the locks'
definition[25]=' Restoration Hardware Any items of hardware that are used in restoration work. Particularly refurbished original items or replicas.'
definition[26]=' Deadbolt A type of door lock, the main operating part of which is rectangular in section. It is activated by key, lever, knob or by electronic switch.'
definition[27]=' Padlock Shackle The "D" shaped moving part of the lock. Made out of high strength alloys to resist cutting.'
definition[28]=' Transom Lights Glass panels to the tops of door frame. More often just described as transoms.'
definition[29]=' Spindle In door furniture or hardware a metal shaft usually of square section that passes from the handles or door knobs through a lock or a latch.'
definition[30]=' Partition Doors Panels that slide on tracks that can divide larger rooms into smaller areas. When not needed they can be rolled into pockets leaving unobstructed large open areas.'
definition[31]=' Forend The front plate of a mortice lock or similar. Also called a Faceplate'
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