4 Layer Door

5 Layer Door
 

Arches – Comes in Standard and Custom radiuses.  Standard radius of finished openings:

• 8 ‘ Wide -             128 - 7/16”
• 9 ‘ Wide -             164 - 11/16”
• 10’ Wide -            205 - 5/8”
• 16’ Wide-             552 - 3/8”

Windows:

• Consist of simulated divided lite grilles on exterior and interior.  Window muntins are 1-3/4” wide and interlock together with attachment to sub frame.  If overlays are arched, windows are also arched (Thru and Thru).

• Glazing of windows is 1/8 “ thick clear double strength glass. (DSB)

Misc. Elements:

• Standard Texture is smooth.

• Wire Brushing, Heavy Distressing and Handhewntextures are available upon request.

• Astragal:  1 ¾” Rubber bottom seal.

• RHD Watershed system:  Is a 15 degree bevel on the kickboard that is “dado’ed”  into the face.  This RHD solution helps prevent water from draining behind the kickboard, due to the unique design of the V-Joint or any other channel groove provided by RHD.

• Stop Molding:  11/16” thick  x  2 ½ ” wide.   Available in all species. 

• Putty:  All doors manufactured with Cedar woods do not get putty.

Composites and Solid Lumber – Used for tongue and groove face and overlay applications

• Extira:   A resin based wood composite designed for exterior use – paint grade applications only
• West Coast Hemlock:  A blonde Vertical grain wood, less expensive than Cedar.  Color consistent.
• S.T.K.(Select Tight Knot) Western Red Cedar: Will have knots, white sap (young trees) mixed with the tan. Rustic looking.
• Clear Western Red Cedar:  Vertical grain only, to minimize movement, color matching, and longevity FSC.  Color varies from light to dark heart brown.
• Vertical Grain Doug Fir:  Old growth fine lines of grain.  Pinkish in color
• African Mahogany:  The Khaya specie tend to be lighter in color, generally more of a salmon/pink in tint. However, dark ribbon and heavy grains can be shown.  Higher movement ratio
• Genuine Mahogany: Rare, exotic specie that is normally twice the cost of African Mahogany.  Genuine Mahogany varies considerably in color.  It may be yellowish, reddish, pinkish, or salmon colored when freshly cut, maturing into a deep rich red or brown color with age.
• Superior Alder: The top grade in Alder lumber. Light to pinkish-brown, fine textured with good working properties.   Often referred to as the “Poor Man's Cherry.”
• Knotty Alder:   Alder with a rustic knotty appearance has fast become one of the most common wood species used in doors.  Its combination of rustic charm and warm coloring make it a popular choice.
• RHD offers hundreds of other lumber options including Vintage.

Plywoods – Used to create a recessed flat panel appearance

• MDO (Medium Density Overlay)               : 3/8 “ or 5/8 “: A resin based birch veneer core plywood produced  with phenolic glue for exterior use – paint grade applications only
• Luan Plywood:  Phenolic glues for exterior use – paint grade applications only
• Marine Meranti:  A Meranti face with phenolic glues multilayer core, no core voids.  Commonly used in boats.
• Ribbon Mahogany Plywood:   ¼ “ Sapele Mahogany, book matched veneered
• Custom:  Ranch House Doors can  make custom plywood out of any material you would like