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AWS EDITION 1, 2009

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SECTION 9 - Doors (continued)

Basic Considerations (continued)

Table of Contents (Page 7 of 11)


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    • Introductory Statement & Disclaimers. INTRODUCTION:

    • Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) Introduction.

    • Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers of Canada (AWMAC) Introduction.

    • Woodwork Institute (WI) Introduction.

    • Association Acknowledgements.

    • General.. USERS GUIDE:

    • Improvement Suggestion Form

    • Architectural Woodwork Standards PREFACE:

    • Variations in Natural Wood Products

    • Systems of Measurement.

    • Architectural Woodwork Specifications

    • Architectural Woodwork Drawings

    • Casework Refinishing/Refacing/Refurbishing

    • Moisture and Architectural Woodwork

    • Forest Management Certification

    • Environmental Veneer Considerations

    • Warranty/Guarantee Language

    • Grades SECTION 1 - Submittals:

      • Shop Drawings Basic Considerations

      • Mock-ups, Hardware, Moldings, or Finish Samples

      • Code and Regulation Compliance

      • Submittal Approval

      • Submittal Procedure Recommendations

      • Specification Consideration



    • Acknowledgements

    • Industry Practices.

    • Scope

    • Default Stipulation

      • General Product Rules

      • Section 6 - Interior & Exterior Millwork

      • Section 7 - Stairwork and Rails

      • Section 8 - Wall Paneling

      • Section 9 - Doors

      • Section 10 - Casework

      • Section 11 - Countertops

      • Section 12 - Historic Restoration Work



    • Grades SECTION 2 - Care & Storage:

      • Relative Humidity and Moisture Content Basic Considerations

      • Dimensional Change Problems.



    • Recommendations

      • Responsibility Acknowledgements

      • Off Gases Industry Practices



    • Scope

    • Default Stipulation

      • Delivery Product Rules

      • Awaiting Installation

      • Interior

      • Exterior

      • After Acceptance





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    • Grades SECTION 3 - Lumber:

      • Lumber Association Grades

      • Lumber Rules

      • Availability Basic Considerations

      • Fire-Retardant Lumber

      • Preservative Treatment

      • Veneer Construction

      • Photodegradation

      • Oxidation

      • Specification Suggestions Recommendations

      • Engineered Wood Products Acknowledgments

      • Dimensional Conventions Industry Practices

      • Gluing

      • Non-covered Species



    • Scope

    • Default Stipulation

      • General Product Rules

      • Material

      • Material - Hardwood

      • Material - Softwood



    • Grades SECTION 4 - Sheet Products:

      • Plywood Definition. Basic Considerations

      • Veneer Grain

      • Figure

      • Special Characteristics

      • Photodegradation

      • Oxidation

      • Fire-Retardant Sheets

      • Panel Adhesives

      • Checking and Warpage.

      • Wood Veneer Slicing

      • Matching of Adjacent Wood Veneer Leaves

      • Matching of Wood Veneer Leaves within a Panel Face

      • End-Matching of Wood Veneers

      • Speciality or Sketch Matches of Wood Veneers

      • High Pressure Decorative Laminate (HPDL)

      • Low Pressure Decorative Laminate (LPDL)

      • Vinyl Film

      • Medium Density Overlay (MDO)

      • Hardboard

      • Solid Surface.

      • Solid Phenolic

        • Veneer Core Panel Cores

        • Lumber Core

        • Composite Core

        • Combination Core

        • Core Properties, Performance, and Availability



      • Specification Suggestions Recommendations



    • Acknowledgements

      • Panel's Grain Direction Industry Practices

      • Non-covered Species



    • Scope

    • Default Stipulation

      • General Product Rules

      • Hardwood Veneer






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   - Veneer Face Grade Descriptions Hardwood Veneer (continued)
    
   - Terminology Definitions
    
         - General Allowable Face Grade Characteristics
    
         - Ash, Beech, Birch, Maple, and Poplar
    
         - Mahogany, Anigre, Makore, and Sapele.
    
         - Red and White Oak
    
         - Pecan and Hickory
    
         - Walnut and Cherry
    
- Softwood Veneer
    
   - Face Grade Requirements.
    
         - General Allowable Face Grade Characteristics
    
         - Western Red Cedar, White Pine, and Vertical Grain Douglas Fir / Redwood.
    
         - Douglas Fir
    
- HPDL
    
- LPDL
    
- Vinyl Film
    
- MDO
    
- HDO
    
- Hardboard
    
- Balance Sheet
    
- Backer
    
- Solid Surface.
    
- Solid Phenolic
    
- Epoxy Resin
    
- Natural and Manufactured Stone


    • Compliance .1

    • Grades. SECTION 5 - Finishing:

      • Purpose.. Basic Considerations

      • Air-Quality Restriction.

      • Chemical Resistance.

      • Fire-Retardance.

      • Sanding.

      • Grain.

      • Factory or Field Finishing.

        • General. Finishing Systems

        • System Listings.

        • Comparison Overview.

        • Performance Characteristics.



      • Include in Division 9. Recommendations

      • Jobsite Finishing.

      • Specification Suggestions.



    • Acknowledgements.

    • Industry Practices..

    • Scope.

    • Default Stipulation.

      • General Product Rules

        • Defects and Workmanship



      • Material

        • General Application

        • Generic Coatings

        • System 1 - Lacquer, Nitrocellulose

        • System 2 & 3 - Lacquer, Pre- and Post-catalyzed.

        • System 4 - Latex Acrylic, Water-Based

        • System 5 - Varnish, Conversion

        • System 6 - Oil, Penetrating







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    • System 7 - Vinyl, Catalyzed Application (continued)

    • System 8 - Acrylic, Cross-Linked, Wated-Based

    • System 9 & 10 - UV-Curable, Acrylated Epoxy, Polyester

    • System 11 & 12 - Polyurethane, Catalyzed, or Water-Based

    • System 13 - Polyester, Catalyzed

    • General Compliance

    • Visual Testing

    • Consistency Testing

    • Sheen Testing

    • Grades. SECTION 6 - Interior & Exterior Millwork:

      • Acceptable Requirements. Basic Considerations

      • Exposed, Semi-Exposed, and Concealed Surfaces.

      • Smoothness.

      • Radius Work.

      • Standing & Running Trim.

      • Door Frames and Jambs.

      • Window Sash and Frames.

      • Blinds and Shutters.

      • Screens.

      • Ornamental Millwork.

      • Include in Division 9. Recommendations

      • Contract Documents.

      • Specification Suggestions.



    • Acknowledgements.

      • Structural Members. Industry Practices

      • Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Variations..

      • Back-Priming..



    • Scope.

    • Default Stipulation.

      • General. Product Rules

        • General. Material

        • Doors and Window Frames.

        • Sash.

        • Blinds and Shutters.

        • Screens.

        • Miscellaneous Millwork.

        • Glass.

        • General. Machining

        • Standing and Running Trim.

        • Window Frames.

        • Sash.

        • Blinds and Shutters.

        • Screens.

        • Ornamental Millwork.

        • General. Assembly

        • Standing and Running Trim.

        • Door Frames.

        • Window Frames.

        • Sash.

        • Blinds and Shutters.

        • Screens.

        • Ornamental Millwork.

        • Miscellaneous Millwork.







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    • Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Variations.. Industry Practices (continued)

    • Back-Priming..

    • Scope.

    • Default Stipulation.

      • General. Product Rules

        • General. Material

        • Wood Veneer.

        • Solid Stile and Rail Wood.

        • Decorative Laminate.

        • Solid Surface.

        • Solid Phenolic.



      • Machining.

        • General. Assembly

        • Wood Veneer.

        • Solid Stile and Rail Wood.

        • Decorative Laminate.

        • Solid Surface.

        • Solid Phenolic.



      • Preparation & Qualification. Execution

        • General. Rules

        • Wood Veneer.

        • Decorative Laminate.

        • Solid Surface.

        • Solid Phenolic.



      • Smoothness. Compliance

      • Blueprint Match.

      • Gaps, Flushness, Flatness and Alignment.



    • Grades. SECTION 9 - Doors:

      • Acceptable Requirements. Basic Considerations

      • Exposed, Semi-exposed and Concealed Surfaces.

      • Grade Limitations.

      • Warranty.

      • NFPA-80.

      • Code and Regulations.

      • Fire-Rated Doors.

      • Transom Panel Options.

      • Vertical Meeting Edge Options.

      • Dutch Door Options.

      • Louver Options.

      • Flashing Options.

      • Performance Duty Levels.

        • Cores. Flush Doors

        • Wood-Face Veneer.

        • Edge Types

        • Construction Definitions.

        • Examples.

        • Pair Match.

        • Set Match.

        • Transom Match.

        • General. Stile and Rail Doors

        • Component Terminology.

        • Stiles.

        • Rails.

        • Mullions.








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   - Panels. Stile and Rail Doors (continued)
    
   - Stile and Rail Construction..
    
   - Panel Construction..
    
   - Panel or Glass Retention.
    
   - Panel Layout and Grain Direction.
    
- Include in Division 9. Recommendations
    
- Contract Documents.
    
- Specification Suggestions.


    • Acknowledgements.

      • Structural Members. Industry Practices

      • Wall, Floor, and Ceiling Variations..

      • Handing..



    • Scope.

    • Default Stipulation.

      • General. Product Rules

        • Flush Doors. Material

          • Veneer Faced.

          • Stand Alone Door Face Veneer Characteristics.

            • Ash, Beech, Birch, Maple, and Poplar.

            • Mahogany, Anigre, Makore, and Sapele.

            • Red and White Oak.

            • Pecan and Hickory.

            • Walnut and Cherry.





        • Stile and Rail Doors.

        • General. Machining And Assembly

        • WDMA Performance Duties.

        • Flush Doors.

        • Stile and Rail Doors.



      • Preparation & Qualification. Execution

      • Rules.

      • Smoothness. Compliance

      • Gaps, Flushness, and Flatness..



    • Grades. SECTION 10 - Casework:

      • Acceptable Requirements. Basic Considerations

      • Chemical and Stain Resistance.

      • Abrasion Resistance.

      • Without Specification to the Contrary..

      • At Presentation Panels.

      • Toe-Base Height Variance.

      • Exposed.

      • Exposed Exterior Surface.

      • Exposed Interior Surface.

      • Semi-Exposed.

      • Concealed Surfaces.

      • Grade Limitations.

      • Surface Finish and Surface Definition.

      • Illustrations of Surface Terminology.

      • Door and Drawer Front Edge Profiles.

      • Door Retention Profiles.

      • Cabinet Construction Options.

      • Cabinet and Door Interface Options.

      • Layout Requirements of Cabinet Faces for Grain or Patterns by Grade.

      • Cabinet Design Series.

      • Adjustable Shelf Loading and Deflection.





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