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Project 11371 – New Single-Entry Wood Doors – 2002
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Dunnage doors are frequently used as temporary doors that the more discerning contractors use to secure a house or building until most of the heavy construction is finished.
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This is to protect the permanent doors from the potential nicks and scratches that can come when subcontractors come through the openings carrying tools and materials.
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On this new house near Lewis & Clark College, the time had come for us to install the permanent doors, while weatherstripping them at the same time.
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Anodized bronze aluminum interlocking thresholds.
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Cutting the door-bottoms for the proper clearances relative to the thresholds…
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…and installing zinc or brass interlocking weatherstripping hooks has become a lost skill by and large.
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These doors were specified to be weatherstripped on the top & sides with silicone compression weatherstripping. Brandon kerfs a door-jamb for the silicone weatherstripping.
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