HARRING PRODUCT BINDER INDEX

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1 HARRING PRODUCT BINDER INDEX POLICIES AND PROCEDURES SPECIES GRADES AND CHARACTERISTICS WARRANTIES ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATIONS INTERIOR DOORS EXTERIOR DOORS GLASS OPTIONS STANDARD PROFILES STANDARD MOULDINGS STANDARD PROFILES FIRE RATED OPTIONS JAMBS FACTORY MACHINING FACTORY FINISHING LEED CREDITS

2 POLICIES & PROCEDURES At Harring Doors it is a matter of pride that the needs of the customer are foremost and we strive to ensure that our policies and procedures are structured to be as flexible and friendly as possible while still maintaining the framework of good business practice. TERMS OF SALE Net 30 days from date of invoice on approved credit. A service charge of 1 ½% per month will be charged on over due accounts. A deposit may be required with the order at the discretion of HARRING DOORS. Prices are F.O.B. HARRING DOORS with freight to destination charged separately. New accounts will be considered on the receipt of a properly completed HARRING Credit Application - see following page. POLICIES - 1

3 CREDIT APPLICATION Application Date: Customer's full legal name: Proprietorship Partnership Corporation Business Trade name of customer if different than registered legal name: Business Address (for invoicing purposes) Street and/or Post Office Box Number City State Zip Code: Telephone# Fax# I.R.S.# Corporate Directors: Please list 3 including President(Proprietor) Credit Manager should contact: Trade References: Please list 3 other trade suppliers Name Address Phone Fax Date Company started in business Bank Information 1. Name 2. Address 3. Account # 4. Account Manager 5. Telephone Number SIGNED BY: TITLE: POLICIES - 2

4 QUOTATIONS We provide a standard quotation form (see following page) for your convenience. Telephone quote requests cannot be accepted due to the risk of error. Please supply the following information with your request. company name, phone/fax numbers, address shipping destination and zip code interior or exterior use species and cut style of door if HARRING standard door width, height and thickness stile and rail width (face measurement) profile detail rails and panel ( if different than HARRING standard please provide drawings) panel/glass layout for custom designs glass requirements machining requirements for each door finishing details any other special details In the absence of the above information, HARRING DOORS will quote based on our standards throughout this book. Quotes are valid for 60 days. For quotes to be honored beyond the normal time period, arrangements are available for an escalator. Please request from customer service. Prices quoted are F.O.B. HARRING DOORS with freight to destination quoted separately. Job site deliveries may be subject to a drop off charge. POLICIES - 3

5 DATE CUST ATTN TEL FAX QUOTE REQUEST FORM AGENCY FROM TEL FAX NEED QUOTE BY DATE JOB NAME SHIP TO AWI GRADE PANEL PROFILE STICKING PROFILE ECONO RAISED STANDARD PREFIT & BEVEL MORT LOCK TR-2 OP-2 CUSTOM FLAT CUSTOM MARK FL BOLTS TR-4 OP-4 (SHOW DETAILS) PREMIUM CUSTOM BUTTS EXIT TR-6 OP-6 THICKNESS ZIP: HARDWARE PREPS CYL LOCK OTHER STD. COL. CUST.COL. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR HARRING MANUAL FOR STYLE # STYLE SPECIE QTY/ THICK WIDTH HEIGHT INT/ GLASS COMMENTS & CUT PR EXT TYPE BAG FACTORY FINISHING PRIME POLICIES - 4

6 ORDERS Orders can be accepted only on receipt of a purchase order either faxed or an original. Purchase orders must include or be accompanied by: deposit if requested by HARRING DOORS a copy of the relevant HARRING DOORS quotation and drawings. a concise list of product required and quantities of each item completed machining sheets and undercuts where relevant any pre approved color samples clear shipping destinations, with special instructions where relevant requested delivery date Please note: HARRING DOORS offers a coordination service based on an hourly rate of $ Minimum charge $ ORDER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The customer will be notified by fax within 24 hours of receipt of an order in our office, that the order has been received and any missing information will be requested at that time. In order to provide the best possible delivery date, please send any information requested immediately. POLICIES - 5

7 CONFIRMATION OF ORDER Normally within 2 working days of receiving the order, a confirmation will be faxed to the customer. This document will confirm: job name and ship to address projected delivery date the price to be charged for each line item on the order as per the original quotation or subsequent changes a total price with the applicable freight terms of sale The confirmation package will also include elevation drawings detailing: each style of door requested quantities ordered for each style specie and grade complete construction details door numbers if applicable machining details finishing details A detailed profile drawing showing: the cope and stick profile to be used in the construction of the door a cross section of the panel profile or glass details special profile details ordered It is our practice to request that the confirmation, showing all details, be signed by the customer or architect and returned to us by fax to ensure that our interpretation of the order is correct. POLICIES - 6

8 PRODUCTION OF ORDERS To minimize any chance of production errors caused by lack of understanding, insufficient information, or communication errors, an order cannot be released into production until the following information is received. This practice is to the ultimate benefit of our customers. Lead time estimates are based on the date of receipt of the following information. a Purchase Order with the information as noted above confirmation and all relevant drawings approved by the customer machining information where applicable an approved color sample where applicable ( see color samples) credit approval and required deposit if applicable The above information is what we call a Factory Ready Order ORDER CHANGES OR CANCELLATION Changes to orders before production may be subject to an administration fee depending on drawings or other information required or supplied. Changes to orders already in production will result in a charge for the value of work in process not used in the changed order, as well as an administration fee. Cancellation of orders in production will result in a charge for the value of work in process as well as an administration fee. The charge for work in process and the administration fee are determined at the sole discretion of Harring Doors. PLEASE NOTE; the following CHANGE ORDER form must be used when requesting a change on your order. Using this will help us to expedite the change clearly and accurately. POLICIES - 7

9 CHANGE ORDER CUSTOMER : DATE : CONTACT : P. O. # : PHONE : FAX : JOB NAME : CHANGE REQUESTED : COST OF CHANGE DATE OF APPROVAL CUSTOMER SIGNATURE FOR HARRING DOORS POLICIES - 8

10 DELIVERY DATES At Harring Doors we try our best to meet the delivery requirements of the customer. We are constantly reviewing and updating our procedures and methods to speed up the delivery of our products. However, the production of a high quality custom product does require time. When the original quotation is made we estimate the approximate time for delivery of the product based on our production planning at the time of quote. This is our best estimate of the elapsed time in weeks that it will take to produce an order based on the quotation given. Significant changes to the quantity or details can obviously affect this time. At the time of Order Confirmation we give a projected delivery date of the order. This date is based on the receipt of the appropriate information and approvals. Any delays in the receipt of the information, which makes up a Factory Ready Order will of a necessity be added to the projected delivery date. DELIVERY AND SHIPPING Because we ship mainly on our own trucks or by carriers contracted by us, we can ensure that product is delivered in prime condition and under conditions which suit the customer requirements. In order for us to effectively do this we require the following in writing with the order: a detailed ship to address with directions if required site contact & phone/fax number any special conditions such as time of day acceptance information of any conditions which would inhibit the delivery by large truck We ask that our customers facilitate the delivery by ensuring that proper equipment such as a forklift is on hand to unload the product. Unreasonable delays in off loading may result in added delivery charges. If a ship to address is changed after the order is received, we will require a written notice one week prior to shipping, of the new address. This could result in an additional freight charge if the destination is significantly different. POLICIES - 9

11 CLAIMS OR PROBLEMS Historically we do not experience significant problems or complaints with our product. However, when they do arise we try to act promptly and effectively to remedy the situation. To assist us in tracking and solving any problem we ask the following: all orders must be inspected at the time of delivery. Any damages or shortages must be noted on the shipping documents. any obvious defects must be reported to HARRING DOORS within five business days after receipt of the product. HARRING DOORS cannot be responsible for any subsequent work performed on any defective product, such as field finishing or machining. any machining problems must be reported immediately to HARRING DOORS. All work such as hanging or finishing should cease immediately until further approval by HARRING DOORS. Our claim report (following page) must be filled out immediately and faxed to HARRING DOORS before any action can be taken. Any solution to a problem must be authorized by HARRING DOORS. PLEASE TAKE NOTE: HARRING DOORS does NOT ACCEPT BACKCHARGES in any event unless authorized by HARRING DOORS in writing. POLICIES - 10

12 CLAIM REPORT CUSTOMER : DATE : CONTACT : P. O. # : PHONE : FAX : JOB NAME : CLAIM : SOLUTION : ESTIMATE OF CLAIM DATE OF APPROVAL CUSTOMER SIGNATURE FOR HARRING DOORS POLICIES - 11

13 CORNER SAMPLES Standard corner samples are provided free of charge to all of our customers. A quantity of more than 3 samples per job is subject to HARRING DOORS discretion. Custom samples built to specification will be charged at $ 100 minimum and credited back if the quote becomes an order. COLOR SAMPLE MATCHES When we are requested to submit color samples for customer/architect approval the following provisions apply. a minimum of a 6 x 6 color sample should be submitted to HARRING DOORS in order to make a color match. allow a one-week lead-time for sample preparation & color matching. a minimum of three color samples will be sent to the client. One must be returned signed and stamped with approval. a charge will be included on the quote for a custom color match For your convenience, and to help us supply any sample quickly and accurately, please use the following SAMPLE REQUEST form. POLICIES - 12

14 SAMPLE REQUEST Company: Date: Attn: Address: PH: FAX: Ship to address: (if different than above) Job name: Quote # : Architect: # of samples required: Corner sample: YES NO Color sample: YES NO required required Specie: Panel profile #: Specie: Harring color #: Sticking profile #: Custom color: YES NO Custom profiles: YES NO Finish system TR OP PLEASE NOTE : if the sample requested is custom in profile or in color, we require a physical sample, no less than 6 x 6 in size. Do you want the corner sample clear coated if no finish is requested? YES NO Customer: Signature POLICIES - 13

15 UNDERSTANDING THE TREE PITH HEARTWOOD CAMBIUM LAYER SAPWOOD RIFT SAWN Deg. + - BARK QUARTER SAWN Deg. + - MEDULLARY RAYS PLAIN SAWN 0-30 Deg. + - SPRINGWOOD SUMMERWOOD ANNUAL RINGS SPECIES 1

16 NATURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF WOOD BARK POCKET: A bark-filled blemish in the board. BURL: A burl is a swirl or twist in the grain of the wood that usually occurs near a knot but does not contain a knot. CHECK: A lengthwise separation of the wood that usually extends across the rings of annual growth and commonly results from stresses set up in wood during seasoning. COMPATIBLE FOR COLOR AND/OR GRAIN: Although compatibility is subjective, this phrase means that lighter than average color members will not be adjacent to darker than average color members. Two adjacent members shall not be widely dissimilar in grain, character and figure. (The application of finish will change the color of wood and wood products, and not always consistently from piece to piece.) HONEYCOMB: A cellular separation that occurs in the interior of a piece of wood, usually along the wood rays. MINERAL STREAK: An olive to greenish black or brown discoloration of undetermined cause in hardwoods. PIN KNOT: A knot that does not exceed 1/8 in average diameter. SAPWOOD: The living wood of pale color near the outside of the log. SHAKE: A separation along the grain, the greater part of which occurs between the rings of annual growth. SOUND KNOT: A knot that is solid across its face, as hard as the surrounding wood, and shows no indication of decay. SPLIT: A lengthwise separation of the wood, due to the tearing apart of wood cells. WELL MATCHED FOR COLOR AND/OR GRAIN: Like compatible above, this phrase is also subjective. Wood members are selected so that the color of adjacent members is similar and nearly uniform in appearance. The grain figure or other natural character markings shall be similar in character and appearance. Members with only flat grain should not be permitted adjacent to members with only vertical grain. Members with mixed grain are only permitted adjacent to members with similar grain in the adjacent edge. SPECIES 2

17 GLUING FOR THICKNESS For responsible utilization of natural resources, gluing for thickness is permitted at the option of the woodworker, as follows: 1. HARDWOODS: Hardwoods may be glued for thickness exceeding 1 1/16 2. SOFTWOODS: Softwoods may be glued for thickness exceeding 1 ½ 3. ADHESIVES: When intended for exterior use, Type 1 glues must be used. Otherwise, adhesives are the option of the woodworker. 4. MATCH FOR GLUED PIECES INTENDED ONLY FOR TRANSPARENT FINISH: Grade I - Pieces shall be well matched for color and grain. Grade II - Pieces shall be compatible for color and grain. Grade III - No matching for color or grain required. GLUING FOR WIDTH For responsible utilization of natural resources, gluing for width is permitted at the option of the woodworker as follows: 1. HARDWOODS: Rift sawn White and Red Oak, quarter sawn White and Red Oak, select Red and select White Birch, select White Ash, Cherry, and Walnut may be glued for width exceeding 4 ¼. All other hardwoods may be glued for width exceeding SOFTWOODS : May be glued for width exceeding 7 ¼. ADHESIVES : When intended for exterior use, Type I glue must be used. Otherwise, adhesives are at the option of the woodworker. 4. MATCH FOR GLUED PIECES INTENDED ONLY FOR TRANSPARENT FINISH : Grade I Pieces shall be well matched for color and grain. Grade II Pieces shall be compatible for color and grain. Grade III No matching for color or grain required. SPECIES 3

18 TYPICAL GRAIN PATTERNS OF WOOD PLAIN SAWN LUMBER RIFT SAWN LUMBER QUARTER SAWN LUMBER SPECIES 4

19 HARRING DOORS STANDARD CONSTRUCTION VENEER FACE SCL CORE LUMBER EDGES Grade AA - Premium For transparent finish veneers shall be well matched for color and grain on all exposed faces and edges. Grade A - Custom For transparent finish veneers shall be compatible for color on exposed faces and edges. Grade B - Econo For transparent or opaque finish, no selection for grain or color required. SPECIES 5

20 BOOK MATCHING The most commonly used match in the industry. Every other piece of veneer is turned over so adjacent pieces (leaves) are opened like pages of a book. Visual Effect Veneer joints match, creating a symmetrical pattern. Yields maximum continuity of grain. When sequenced panels are specified, prominent characteristics will ascend or descend across the match as the leaves progress from panel to panel. NOTE: May be used with plain, quarter, or rift sliced veneers. Because the tight and loose faces alternate in adjacent leaves, they reflect light and accept stain differently, and this may yield a noticeable color variation in some species or flitches. Commonly known as barber poling. SLIP MATCHING Often used with quarter sliced and rift sliced veneers. Adjoining leaves are placed (slipped out) in sequence without turning, resulting in all the same face sides being exposed. This also eliminates chance of barber poling. Visual Effect Grain figure repeats but joints do not show grain match. NOTE: The lack of grain match at the joints can be desirable. The relatively straight grain patterns of quartered and rift veneers generally produce pleasing results and uniformity of color because all faces have the same light refraction. RANDOM MATCHING Veneer leaves are placed next to each other in a random order and orientation, producing a board-by-board effect in many species. Visual Effect Casual or rustic appearance, as though individual boards from a random pile were applied to the product. Conscious effort is made to mismatch grain at joints. NOTE: Degrees of contrast and variation may change from panel to panel. This match is more difficult to obtain, when looking for uniformity than, Book or Slip Match, and must be clearly specified and detailed. SPECIES 6

21 RUNNING MATCH Remainders Remainders Each panel face is assembled from as many veneer leaves as necessary. This often results in a non-symmetrical appearance, with some veneer leaves of unequal width. Often the most economical method at the expense of aesthetics, it is the standard for Custom Grade and must be specified for other Grades. Running matches are seldom sequenced and numbered for use as adjacent panels. Horizontal grain match or sequence cannot be expected. BALANCE MATCH Each panel face is assembled from veneer leaves of uniform width before edge trimming. Panels may contain an even or odd number of leaves, and distribution may change from panel to panel within a sequenced set. While this method is the standard for Premium Grade, it must be specified for other Grades, and it is the most common assembly method at moderate cost. BALANCE AND CENTER MATCH Each panel face is assembled from an even number of veneer leaves of uniform width before edge trimming. Thus, there is a veneer joint in the center of the panel, producing horizontal symmetry. A small amount of figure is lost in the process. Considered by some to be the most pleasing assembly at a modest increase in cost over Balance Match. SPECIES 7

22 WARRANTY POLICIES Following is a list of criteria that is essential in receiving a WARRANTY for the specified time. EXTERIOR DOORS (Harring standard construction) Harring Doors will provide a 3 year warranty on an exterior door provided that we factory finish the product and the door is within the following guidelines. Harring Doors will not, under any circumstances, warranty an exterior door that is not pre finished at our facility. The warranty for exterior doors is intended to cover defects in workmanship & materials. Prolonged exposure to extreme conditions may limit your warranty. Maximum door size 42 x 96 Minimum size for stiles and top rail, no less than 5.(over 36 wide 5 ½ ) Minimum size for bottom rail, no less than 10. ( over 36 wide 12 ) Dual species at the exterior will not carry a warranty Job site fitting will not be permitted Outswing doors require metal flashing at top Exterior caulk must be used on lites and hardware An overhang of four feet must be maintained from face and edge of door. Prolonged exposure to extreme climatic conditions - heat, sunlight, moisture etc. may limit your warranty Concealed Vertical Rods will void any warranty Periodic touch up on the finish is required to maintain exterior doors The following standard species are recommended for EXTERIOR use and will be warranted. American Black Cherry White Oak American Black Walnut Eastern White Pine African Mahogany Due to expansion and contraction of the wood, it is preferred to have the cut of the above woods on the quarter, this will help in the stability of the grain. Note: the use of Red Oak to the exterior will not be warranted in any event. Any plank door shall have a laminated face with grooves machined in. WARRANTY - 1

23 WARRANTY POLICIES (CONTINUED) STANDARD INTERIOR DOORS (LSL & VENEER) Harring Doors will provide a lifetime warranty on an interior standard door. The following conditions must be met in order to receive such a warranty. Maximum door size - 48 x 108 with 14 bottom rail (applies to over 43 w & 100 h). Maximum door size - 42 x 99 with 12 bottom rail (applies to over 36 w) Maximum door size - 36 x 98 with 10 bottom rail. Minimum size for stiles & top rail 4 1/8 Door may be finished or unfinished. Doors shall not be subjected to extremes of heat, dry or humid conditions. Relative humidity should not be less than 25% or greater than 55%. Note: fixed units may have 2 1/2 stiles at a minimum. WARRANTY - 2

24 LIFE TIME INTERIOR WARRANTY Coverage This Warranty applies to Purchasers of the below-described products from Harring Doors, and to the resale of them during the full warranty term, including Transferees of the product. Harring Doors warrants that its products hereinafter listed, will be free from defects which would render them unserviceable or unfit for their normal, recommended use, from date of shipment for the time period indicated above. Pre-Installation Any Harring Door or frame found by an authorized representative of Harring Doors, to be defective within the meaning of our LIMITED WARRANTY FOR WOOD DOORS, prior to installation, with respect to claims relating to door warping or telegraphing, will either be repaired or replaced at the discretion of HARRING DOORS, with an identical Harring Doors product delivered to the location of installation without charge. If, after a reasonable attempt to remedy the problem, repair or replacement is not practical, Harring Doors will refund the purchase price of the product. After Installation If any product becomes defective after installation, within the meaning of our LIMITED WARRANTY FOR WOOD DOORS, Harring Doors will agree, in addition to the above, to pay reasonable expenses for removing, re-hanging and refinishing. Such removal, re-hanging and refinishing, shall be performed only with the written approval of Harring Doors, and after the cost of such work has been determined and approved. If the defect for which the product is being rejected was visible and apparent prior to installation, Harring Doors cannot be responsible for any cost of removal, reinstallation or finishing of the product. Exceptions to coverage HARRING DOORS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY UNLESS SUCH DOORS OR FRAMES HAVE BEEN HANDLED, STORED, FINISHED, INSTALLED AND MAINTAINED IN ACCORDANCE TO ESTABLISHED INDUSTRY STANDARDS. ALSO, ALL RECOMMENDATIONS SET FORTH IN APPENDIX II AND ANY HARRING DOORS WRITTEN INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS HAVE BEEN ADHERED TO AND SUBJECTED TO NORMAL USE. HARRING DOORS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY FOR ANY FURTHER FIELD FINISHING OF SUCH DOORS OR FRAMES. This warranty does not apply if the defect or failure of the warranted product was caused by damage while in the possession of the consumer. HARRING DOORS SOLE RESPONSIBILITY IS AS STATED IN THIS WARRANTY, AND HARRING DOORS IS NOT LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, INDIRECT OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES. Claims Procedure Harring Doors cannot inspect or control the handling or exposure of doors or frames after shipment; therefore, the Purchaser must inspect all products when received. The purchaser, upon discovery of a defect in the product, must notify Harring Doors in writing, of the defect within five (5) days upon discovery of such defect. Other conditions of warranty This Warranty will not cover exclusions, is subject to strict tolerances, and requires strict compliance with the STORAGE, HANDLING, FIELD FINISHING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS, SUPPLIED WITH THIS WARRANTY. PURCHASER: ADDRESS: PROJECT: ADDRESS: CITY: CITY: STATE/ZIP: STATE/ZIP: PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: INVOICE NUMBER: DATE SHIPPED: PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: SIGNATURE: DATE: THIS WARRANTY IS NOT VALID UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY : APPENDIX I - LIMITED WARRANTY FOR STILE & RAIL WOOD DOORS APPENDIX II - HOW TO STORE, HANDLE, FINISH, INSTALL AND MAINTAIN WOOD DOORS WARRANTY - 3

25 THREE YEAR EXTERIOR DOOR WARRANTY Coverage This Warranty applies to Purchasers of the below-described products from Harring Doors, and to the resale of them during the full warranty term, including Transferees of the product. Harring Doors warrants that its products hereinafter listed, will be free from defects which would render them unserviceable or unfit for their normal, recommended use, from date of shipment for the time period indicated above. Pre-Installation Any Harring Door or frame found by an authorized representative of Harring Doors, to be defective within the meaning of our LIMITED WARRANTY FOR WOOD DOORS, prior to installation, with respect to claims relating to door warping or telegraphing, will either be repaired or replaced at the discretion of HARRING DOORS, with an identical Harring Doors product delivered to the location of installation without charge. If, after a reasonable attempt to remedy the problem, repair or replacement is not practical, Harring Doors will refund the purchase price of the product. After Installation If any product becomes defective after installation, within the meaning of our LIMITED WARRANTY FOR WOOD DOORS, Harring Doors will agree, in addition to the above, to pay reasonable expenses for removing, re-hanging and refinishing. Such removal, re-hanging and refinishing, shall be performed only with the written approval of Harring Doors, and after the cost of such work has been determined and approved. If the defect for which the product is being rejected was visible and apparent prior to installation, Harring Doors cannot be responsible for any cost of removal, reinstallation or finishing of the product. Exceptions to coverage HARRING DOORS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY UNLESS SUCH DOORS OR FRAMES HAVE BEEN HANDLED, STORED, FINISHED, INSTALLED AND MAINTAINED IN ACCORDANCE TO ESTABLISHED INDUSTRY STANDARDS. ALSO, ALL RECOMMENDATIONS SET FORTH IN APPENDIX II AND ANY HARRING DOORS WRITTEN INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS HAVE BEEN ADHERED TO AND SUBJECTED TO NORMAL USE. HARRING DOORS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY FOR ANY FURTHER FIELD FINISHING OF SUCH DOORS OR FRAMES. This warranty does not apply if the defect or failure of the warranted product was caused by damage while in the possession of the consumer. HARRING DOORS SOLE RESPONSIBILITY IS AS STATED IN THIS WARRANTY, AND HARRING DOORS IS NOT LIABLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL, INDIRECT OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES. Claims Procedure Harring Doors cannot inspect or control the handling or exposure of doors or frames after shipment; therefore, the Purchaser must inspect all products when received. The purchaser, upon discovery of a defect in the product, must notify Harring Doors in writing, of the defect within five (5) days upon discovery of such defect. Other conditions of warranty In order to maintain the exterior warranty, the additional conditions must be met, an overhang of four feet from the face and edge of door. Proper metal flashing caulked in place on top edge of door. Use of exterior caulking on all lites and hardware. Maintaining a continuous uniform finish on all sides of the door. Job site fitting is not allowed in any instance. This Warranty will not cover exclusions, is subject to strict tolerances, and requires strict compliance with the STORAGE, HANDLING, FIELD FINISHING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS, SUPPLIED WITH THIS WARRANTY. PURCHASER: PROJECT: ADDRESS: ADDRESS: CITY: CITY: STATE/ZIP: STATE/ZIP: PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER: INVOICE NUMBER: DATE SHIPPED: PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: SIGNATURE: DATE: THIS WARRANTY IS NOT VALID UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY : APPENDIX I - LIMITED WARRANTY FOR STILE & RAIL WOOD DOORS APPENDIX II - HOW TO STORE, HANDLE, FINISH, INSTALL AND MAINTAIN WOOD DOORS WARRANTY - 4

26 LIMITED WARRANTY FOR STILE & RAIL WOOD DOORS APPENDIX l All products manufactured by HARRING DOORS, are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship which would render said products, unserviceable or unfit for their original recommended use. This warranty extends from the original ship date, for the previously mentioned time period, and applies to the purchaser of said products and extends through resale. Any claim should be processed through the intermediate supplier in writing within 5 days of identifying a problem. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Harring Doors shall not be liable for incidental, indirect or consequential damages arising from the manufacture, use or sale of these products. Harring Doors liability is limited to the repair or replacement of defective or non-conforming products, or, the refund of the original purchase price, solely at the discretion of Harring Doors. If any product becomes defective after the installation, Harring Doors agrees to pay a reasonable amount for machining, finishing, removing and re-hanging. Such work shall only be performed after written approval is received from Harring Doors and all costs for such work has been determined. If the defect for which the product is being rejected was visible and apparent prior to installation, Harring Doors cannot be responsible for any removal, refinishing or re-hanging charges. INSPECTION REQUIREMENT Due to our products being shipped to various regions, we must impose upon the purchaser the inspection of all goods within a period of 30 days, any claim for defects must be made in writing to Harring Doors within 5 days upon noticing any defect. NO CLAIM UNDER THIS WARRANTY SHALL BE ACCEPTED UNLESS THE FOREGOING NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN. TOLERANCES 1. Stile, rail or core show through shall not be considered a defect unless the face of the door varies from a true plane in excess of 1/100 in any three inch span. 2. Prefit tolerances shall be: thickness +- 1/16, width +- 1/16, height +- 1/16 squareness not to be more than 1/8 difference when measuring from corner to corner. 3. Factory hardware preparation for all hardware including locks and hinges, not to exceed 1/32 4. Warp will not be considered a defect unless it exceeds ¼ in the plane of the door itself. For doors 13/4 or thicker, warp will not exceed ¼ in doors 3 /6 x7 /0 or smaller, nor shall it exceed ¼ in any 3 /6 x 7 /0 section of a larger door. For doors less than 13/4 thick, warp shall not exceed ¼ in doors 3 /0 x 7 /0 or smaller. Warp does not refer to the relationship of the door to the frame, jamb or adjacent door. The inactive door of a pair must be fixed at the top and bottom in order to aid in preventing warp. NOTE: HARRING DOORS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO DEFER ANY ACTION OR CLAIM FOR WARP OR TELEGRAPHING FOR UP TO 12 MONTHS TO ALLOW FOR CONDITIONING TO THE TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CONDITIONS. MATTERS EXCLUDED FROM THIS WARRANTY 1. Appearance of field finished doors. 2. Natural variations in the color or texture of the wood components. 3. Doors with different face species for exterior use. 4. Natural movement of floating panels. 5. Doors over 42 in width or 96 in height for exterior use. 6. Doors over 48 in width or 108 in height for interior use. SINCE SITE CONDITIONS AND INSTALLATION METHODS ARE NOT IN THE CONTROL OF HARRING DOORS, THIS WARRANTY IS NOT EFFECTIVE UNLESS THE DOORS ARE STORED, HANDLED, FINISHED AND INSTALLED IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS SET FORTH IN APPENDIX II OF THIS WARRANTY. WARRANTY - 5

27 HOW TO STORE, HANDLE, FINISH, INSTALL AND MAINTAIN WOOD DOORS STORAGE AND HANDLING 1. Store doors on a flat level surface, in a dry, well-ventilated building. Keep doors a minimum of 31/2 off floor. Maintain a protective covering that protects from moisture, direct sunlight and abuse, yet allows for air circulation. For storage beyond 5 days, doors must be sealed on all 6 sides with a non water based sealer or primer. 2. Doors shall not be subjected to extremes of heat, dry or humid conditions. Relative humidity should not be less than 25% or greater than 55%. 3. Do not install doors in buildings that have wet plaster or cement unless they have been properly finished. HVAC systems should be operating and balanced. 4. Handle doors with clean hands or while wearing clean gloves. When moving doors, lift and carry, do not drag on one another. FIELD FINISHING 1. Prior to finishing, insure that the building atmosphere is dried to a normal relative humidity, and that the doors have been allowed to equalize to a stable moisture content. 2. Wood is hygroscopic, and dimensionally influenced by changes within its surrounding environment. To assure uniform moisture exposure, and dimensional control, all surfaces must be finished equally. 3. Doors may not be ready for finishing when initially received. Before finishing, remove all handling marks, raised grain, scuffs, burnish and other undesirable blemishes by block sanding all surfaces in a horizontal position with a 150, 180 or 220 grit sandpaper. To avoid cross grain scratches, sand with the grain. APPENDIX II 4. Certain species particularly oak, contain chemicals which react unfavorably with certain finishes causing dark stain spots. Where possible, the species/finish combination should be tested prior to finishing the doors. Notify your finish supplier, or door supplier immediately if any undesirable reaction is noticed. Do not continue with the finishing until the problem is resolved. Harring Doors can not be held responsible for these reactions. 5. In order not to induce warpage, avoid dark stains or dark colored paints on door surfaces exposed directly to sunlight, the same consistency of finish must be applied on both sides of the door. 6. In order to prevent blemish magnification, avoid extremely dark stains on light colored wood species. 7. Water based sealer or prime coats should not be used. Water based top coats should only be used over surfaces that have been completely sealed with a non-water based sealer or primer. 8. A thinned coat of sanding sealer should be applied prior to staining, this will promote a uniform appearance and avoid sharp contrasts in color or a blotchy appearance. 9. All exposed wood surfaces must be sealed, including top and bottom rails, cutouts and hardware preps. 10. To achieve the desired results of color uniformity, finish build, gloss and reduce the frequency of refinishing, obtain and follow finish manufacturer s recommendations. 11. Be sure the door surface being finished is satisfactory in both smoothness and color after each coat. Allow adequate drying time between coats. Desired results are best achieved by following the finish manufacturer s recommendations. Do not finish door until a sample of the finish has been approved. 12. Exterior doors must have a continuous exterior finish on all sides, and in all cutouts. INSTALLATION 1. The utility or structural strength of the doors must not be impaired in fitting to the opening, in applying hardware, in preparing for lights, louvers, plant-ons or any other detailing. 2. Clearance between door edges and door frame shall be a minimum of 1/16 inch on the hinge edge, 1/8 inch on the latch edge and top rail. 3. All hardware locations, preparations for hardware, and methods of hardware attachment must be appropriate for the specific door construction. Templates for specific hardware preparation are available from hardware manufactures, W.D.M.A. ( N.W.W.D.A.), A.W.I., D.H.I. Pilot holes must be pre-drilled for all screws. 4. Apply the sealer, primer, or first coats of the required finish, on doors, immediately after fitting, cutting for hardware, etc., and before the installation of any hardware. 5. Doors and frames must be installed plumb, square and level. CLEANING AND TOUCH-UP 1. Inspect all wood doors prior to hanging them on the job. Repair noticeable marks or defects that may have occurred from improper storage and handling. 2. Field repairs and touch-ups are the responsibility of the installing contractor upon completion of initial installation. Field touch-up shall include the filling of exposed nail or screw holes, re-finishing of raw surfaces resulting from job fitting, repair of job inflicted scratches and mars, and final cleaning of finished surfaces. 3. When cleaning door surfaces, use a non-abrasive commercial cleaner designed for cleaning wood door or paneling surfaces, that do not leave a film residue that would build-up or affect the surface gloss of the door finish. ADJUSTMENT AND MAINTENANCE 1. Ensure that all doors swing freely and do not bind in their frame. Adjust the finish hardware for proper alignment, smooth operation and proper latching without necessary force or excessive clearance. 2. Review with the owner/owner s representative how to periodically inspect all doors for wear, damage and natural deterioration. 3. Review with the owner/owner s representative how to periodically inspect and adjust all hardware to insure that it continues to function as it was originally intended. 4. Finishes on exterior doors may deteriorate due to exposure to the environment. In order to protect the door, it is recommended that the condition of the exterior finish be inspected at least once a year and re-finished as needed. IMPROPER STORAGE, HANDLING, FINISHING AND INSTALLATION OF WOOD DOORS MAY RESULT IN SEVERE DAMAGE TO THE DOORS. IF THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED, THE WARRANTY WILL BECOME NULL AND VOID. THE APPEARANCE OF FIELD FINISHED DOORS IS NOT GUARANTEED IN ANY EVENT BY HARRING DOORS. For all inquiries call: HARRING DOORS

28 ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATIONS AND SUBMISSIONS The following section contains a basic specification guide that can be adapted to your specific job requirement. This specification is for interior, exterior & rated doors. Some minor adjustments may need to be made to this specification to suite your specific needs. We are always willing to help in any way, just call our office for any support required. We have also included our standard submittal cover sheet and following pages to help aid your company in submitting Harring Doors. We have supplied a sample of how we think a good submittal should be entered. The last pages are for substitution requests that may be required from time to time. The first single page could be used prior to the job bidding. The second two pages could be used after the job has bid and we could supply due to time restraints or savings to the owner. SPECIFICATIONS - 1

29 PART 1 GENERAL 1.01 WORK INCLUDED SECTION (New 2004 Masterformat number will be ) STILE AND RAIL WOOD DOORS A. Furnish stile and rail wood doors as described in door schedule and shown on drawings. General and Supplementary Conditions as described in Division 1 apply to this Section RELATED SECTIONS A. Flush Wood Doors, Section B. Metal Doors and Frames, Section C. Millwork and Trim, Section D. Finish Hardware, Section E. Glazing, Section F. Painting, Section REFERENCES A. AWI/AWMAC Quality Standards Illustrated (QSI), current edition B. ANSI/W.D.M.A Quality Standards current edition C. Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) and Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC): 1. UL 10B Fire Tests of Door Assemblies 2. UL 10C-1998 Positive Pressure Fire Test of Door Assemblies. D. National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) 1. NFPA 80 Fire Doors and Windows 2. NFPA 252 Standard Method of Fire Tests for Door Assemblies.

30 E. ASTM International: 1. ASTM E152 Standard Methods of Fire Tests of Door Assemblies. 2. ASTM E2074 Standard Test Method for Fire Tests of Door Assemblies, Including Positive Pressure Testing of Side- Hinged and Pivoted Swinging Door Assemblies. F. Warnock-Hersey International-Intertek Testing 1. Directory of Certification Listings for Fire Doors SUBMITTALS A. Comply with Division 1 - Section submit 6 complete schedules including shop drawings for approval. B. Indicate plans and elevations, materials, surface grain directions, profiles, assembly methods, joint details, fastening methods, accessories, hardware compliance with specified fire-retardant treatments, preservative treatments, and schedule of finishes. C. Submit 3 samples of veneer, minimum of 6 x 6 illustrating expected range of component finish color and/or grain. The sample shall bear identification of the project, architect or designer, general contractor, woodwork manufacturer, items to which the finish applies and the system utilized to attain the finish QUALITY ASSURANCE A. Perform work in accordance with AWI Section 1400 [Premium] [Custom] [Economy] Grade quality. (choose one) B. Work in this section shall comply with the specified Grade(s) of Work and Section (s) of the current edition of the AWI/AWMAC Quality Standards Illustrated or the current edition of W.D.M.A. Quality Standards 1.06 QUALIFICATIONS A. Manufacturers who are members in good standing of the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI), Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada (AWMAC) and the Window and Door Manufacturers Association (WDMA) and are familiar with these standards.

31 1.07 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING A. Comply with Division 1- Section B. Store doors on a flat level surface, in a clean, dry, well ventilated area. Keep doors a minimum of 3 ½ off floor. C. Doors shall not be exposed to excessive heat, moisture, dryness or direct sunlight. D. Break any protective plastic packaging on site to permit ventilation. E. Ensure that the top, bottom and any cut-outs on doors are sealed immediately after removal of protective packaging. F. Handle doors with clean, dry hands and/or gloves. G. Do not drag doors across one another WARRANTY A. Comply with Division 1 Section B. Provide limited lifetime warranty for interior doors. C. Provide three year warranty for exterior doors if factory finished. D. Include coverage for defective materials, including tolerances for warp and delamination of materials. PART 2 PRODUCTS 2.01 MANUFACTURERS A. Harring Doors B. The Maiman Company C. Eggers Industries D. Approved equal

32 2.02 DOOR CONSTRUCTION A. Interior non-rated Doors 1. Stiles and rails shall be constructed of LSL core material laminated with a minimum ¾ solid hardwood edge and a minimum 1/16 A grade veneer. 2. Cope and stick joinery of stiles and rails using ½ x 4 dowels. Joints to have a minimum of 1 dowel. 3. Muntin bars shall have ¼ x 2 ½ dowels at every joint. 4. Pressure fit joints using type 2 water resistant glue. 5. Panels shall be manufactured using a 5 ply construction with 1/32 cross banded face veneer. 6. Flat panels shall have a minimum thickness of 5/8 7. Raised panels shall have a minimum thickness of 1 1/8 8. Panel raise shall be constructed of solid lumber (matching face veneer) and rim banded with mitered corners 9. Louvers shall be 3/8 x 2 ¼ solid lumber or solid MDF for paint grade. Louver slats shall be mortised into stiles and assembled individually. B. Exterior Doors 1. Stiles shall be constructed of LSL core material laminated with a minimum 1/16 A grade veneer 2. Rails shall be solid lumber construction 3. Cope and stick joinery of stiles and rails using ½ x 4 dowels. Joints to have a minimum of 1 dowel 4. Muntin bars shall have ¼ x 2 ½ dowels at every joint. 5. Pressure fit joints using type 1 waterproof glue and silicone caulk to prevent moisture penetration. 6. Flat Panels shall be constructed of an exterior grade core with a minimum overall thickness of 5/8. 7. Raised panels shall be constructed of an exterior grade core with a minimum overall thickness of 1 5/8 8. Panel raise shall be constructed of solid lumber (matching face veneer) and rim banded with mitered corners C. Labeled Fire Doors-Specify 20, 45, 60 or 90 minute. Label doors shall conform to one of the following applicable local codes: (choose one) 1. Negative Pressure: Tested to UL10-B, UBC 1994 or ASTM E Positive Pressure: Tested to UL10-C, UBC 1997 or ASTM E2074

33 If positive pressure is required, choose the category of compliance desired (choose one) 2.03 FABRICATION Category A: Doors are manufactured with concealed intumescent to eliminate the need for formed metal edges and astragals. Category B: Doors are required to have surface applied intumescent to either the frame or the edge of the door. A. Fabricate to AWI Section 1400 [Premium] [Custom] [Economy] Quality Standards. (choose one) B. Hardware cutouts are to be pre-machined by the manufacturer. Hinge screw pilot holes in mineral core fire doors shall be bored by door manufacturer. C. When necessary to cut and fit on site, provide materials with ample allowance for cutting. Reseal or refinish any machining alterations required at jobsite prior to installation 2.04 FINISHING MATERIALS AND APPEARANCE A. Doors shall be finished at the factory using the manufacturer s standard finishing system in conformance with AWI Quality Standards Section B. Raised panel tongues are to be stained prior to assembly when color is required. PART 3 EXECUTION 3.01 INSTALLATION A. Install work in accordance with AWI Quality Standards Section 1700 and NFPA 80 Fire Doors and Windows. B. Doors and frames must be installed plumb, square and level. C. Clearance between door edges and door frame shall be a minimum of 1/16 on hinge edge and 1/8 on the latch edge and top rail.

34 D. Contractors and their personnel engaged in the work shall be able to demonstrate successful experience with work of comparable extent, complexity and quality to that shown and specified ADJUSTING A. Adjust work under provisions of AWI Quality Standards Section B. Ensure that doors swing freely and do not bind in their frame. Adjust the finish hardware for proper alignment, smooth operation and proper latching without necessary force or excessive clearance. End of Section

35 SUBMITTED BY APPROVAL STAMP DATE REVISION BY SINGLE DOORS DOOR HANDING CHART PAIR OF DOORS INSIDE INSIDE INSIDE INSIDE RH RIGHT HAND LH LEFT HAND RIGHT HAND ACTIVE LEFT HAND ACTIVE INSIDE INSIDE INSIDE INSIDE RHR RIGHT HAND REVERSE BEVEL LHR LEFT HAND REVERSE BEVEL RIGHT HAND REVERSE BEVEL ACTIVE LEFT HAND REVERSE BEVEL ACTIVE SPECIFICATIONS - 2

36 SUBSTITUTION REQUEST Request Number: Project: Date: From: To: Specification Title: Proposed Substitution: Manufacturer: Harring Doors 3799 Commerce Rd. London Ont, Can. N6N 1P9 PH: FX: Attached data includes product description, specifications, drawings and test data adequate for evaluation of the request. The undersigned certifies: Proposed substitution has been fully investigated and determined to be equal to, or superior to, in all aspects of the specified products. An upgraded or equivalent warranty will be furnished for proposed substitution. Proposed substitution will have no adverse effect on other trades and will not affect or delay progress schedule. Proposed substitution does not affect dimensions and/or functional clearances. Submitted By: Address: PH: FX: Signed by: SPECIFICATIONS - 3

37 SUBSTITUTION REQUEST Request Number: Project: Date: From: To: Specification Title: Proposed Substitution: Manufacturer: Harring Doors 3799 Commerce Rd. London Ont., Can. N6N 1P9 PH: FX: Attached data includes product description, specifications, drawings and test data adequate for evaluation of the request. The undersigned certifies: Proposed substitution has been fully investigated and determined to be equal to, or superior to, in all aspects of the specified products. An upgraded or equivalent warranty will be furnished for proposed substitution. Proposed substitution will have no adverse effect on other trades and will not affect or delay progress schedule. Proposed substitution does not affect dimensions and/or functional clearances. Reason for not providing specified material: SPECIFICATIONS - 4

38 Harring Doors is an active member of A.W.I. and W.D.M.A. (N.W.W.D.A.) All of their products meet or exceed the specification for the above named project. They have supplied other projects of similar scope and have had favorable results. Harring Doors have been producing standard and custom detailed architectural doors for over the past ten years. Some examples of projects supplied by Harring Doors are Distributed by Distributed by Distributed by Distributed by Distributed by Submitted by: Address: PH: FX: Signed by: SPECIFICATIONS - 5

39 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE Harring Doors hereby certifies that our products listed on quotation number, comply in all aspects set forth in specification number These products are intended for use in the following project, Under no circumstances should these products be used in any other building, or application than for what they were intended. DATE : HARRING DOORS SPECIFICATIONS - 6

40 For beautifully hand crafted doors to a custom specification, or selected veneers required for that premium job, we at Harring Doors, do our utmost in providing one of the finest quality Architectural Doors to the market. The following pages show our typical standard construction for both interior and exterior use. PANEL STILE 1/2" x 4" FLUTED DOWELS RAIL CORNER ELEVATION STILE PANEL CROSS SECTION RAIL STYLES - 3

41 INTERIOR STANDARD CONSTRUCTION A.W.I. PREMIUM GRADE AA grade veneer selected for grain and color match Veneers 1/16" and thinner applied with cross banding to ensure stability Rim banded panels with through grain and center balance matching All glass is 1/4" flat tempered Cope and stick joinery using,1/2 x 4 dowels Every joint to have a minimum of one dowel 1/4 x 21/2 dowels in muntins or bars at every joint Pressure fit joints using TYPE I water proof glue Uniform sanding to 220 grit with eased edges (no cross grain scratches) Interior finishes available ( see Factory finishing) Limited lifetime warranty ( see Warranties) STANDARD DIMENSIONS With minimums for warranty purposes FACE MEASURE Stiles ( minimum 4 1/8 ) 5 Bottom rail (minimum 12 for 42 x 99, 14 for 48 x 108 ) 10 Top rail ( minimum 4 1/8 ) 5 Lock rail 6 I/2 Mid rails 3 5/8 Mullions 3 5/8 Muntins and bars (including glass stop) 1 3/8 Raised panel thickness (minimum) 1 1/8 Flat panel thickness (minimum) 5/8 Available in standard 1 ¾ or 2 ¼ thickness. Maximum door size available for warranty 48 x 108 French doors - 42 x 108 Fixed units may have a minimum 2 ½ stiles Standard profile A-1 (see Profiles) - other sticking and panel profiles available. Note: Every door is clamped for over an hour, to ensure that the glued, pressure fit dowel joints are set prior to removal, leaving no chance for joint separation. STYLES - 4

42 For beautifully hand crafted doors to a custom specification, or selected veneers required for that premium job, we at Harring Doors, do our utmost in providing one of the finest quality Architectural Doors to the market. The following pages show our typical standard construction for both interior and exterior use. PANEL STILE 1/2" x 4" FLUTED DOWELS RAIL CORNER ELEVATION STILE PANEL CROSS SECTION RAIL STYLES - 3

43 EXTERIOR STANDARD CONSTRUCTION A.W.I. CUSTOM GRADE AA Grade veneers selected for grain and color match Veneers 1/8 and thinner Available in selected species only (see warranties) Rim banded panels with through grain and center balance matching Cope and stick joinery using, 1/2 X 4 dowels. Every joint to have a minimum of one dowel 1/4 x 21/2 dowels in muntins or bars at every joint Pressure fit joints using TYPE I water proof glue Uniform sanding to 220 grit (without cross grain scratches) Factory finish available (see Factory Finishing) Limited three year warranty if factory finished (see Warranties) STANDARD DIMENSIONS With minimums for warranty purposes FACE MEASURE Stiles ( minimum 5 ) 5 l/2 Bottom rail (minimum 12 for over 36 wide) 10 Top rail ( minimum 5 ) 5 l/2 Lock rail 6 I/2 Mid rails 3 5/8 Mullions 3 5/8 Muntins and bars (including glass stop) 1 3/8 Raised panel thickness 1 5/8 Flat panel thickness 5/8 Available in standard 1 ¾ or 2 ¼ thickness. Maximum door size available for warranty 42 x 96 Fixed units may have a minimum 2 ½ stiles Standard profile A-1 (see Profiles) - other sticking and panel profiles available. Note: Every door is clamped for over an hour, to ensure that the glued, pressure fit dowel joints are set prior to removal, leaving no chance for joint separation. STYLES - 5

44 GLASS OPTIONS The following glass is available as a standard for true divided lite doors and full lite doors. Please mark your choice clearly on your quotation request. If not stated, HARRING DOORS will quote ¼ clear, tempered glass for interior doors and 5/8 clear, tempered insulated glass for exterior doors. All tempered glass meets the requirements of ANSI Performance Specifications and Test Methods for Safety Glazing in Buildings. LAMINATED GLASS - This consists of two or more pieces of sheet, plate, or float glass bonded together by an intervening layer or layers of plastic material. It will crack or break under sufficient impact, but the pieces of glass tend to adhere to the plastic. If a hole is produced, the edges are likely to be less jagged than would be the case with ordinary annealed glass. Plastic material that is available is clear or white. Standard thickness available is ¼. TEMPERED GLASS - (Other terms such as heat treated glass, heat toughened glass, case hardened glass, and chemically tempered glass are used also.) This consists of a single piece of specially treated sheet, plate, or float glass possessing mechanical strength substantially higher than annealed glass. When broken at any point, the entire piece breaks into small pieces that have relatively dull edges as compared to those of broken pieces of ordinary annealed glass. HARRING DOORS standard thickness is ¼ however, other thicknesses are available. WIRE GLASS - This consists of a single piece of glass with a layer of meshed wire completely imbedded in the glass but not necessarily in the center of the glass. Standard thickness is ¼. INSUL GLASS - (Multiple Glazed Unit) This consists of two or more sheets of glazing material separated by an airspace or spaces and glazed in a common mounting. Our standard for insulated glass is 5/8 which consists of 3/16 clear, tempered glass, ¼ air space, plus 3/16 clear, tempered glass. If 1 insul glass is requested for 1 ¾ doors, raised moldings will be required to hold the glass in the door. BEVELLED GLASS - 5mm and ¼ tempered beveled glass is available as a standard option. The standard bevel will be 1. After ½ x ½ glass stop is applied, ½ of the bevel will show around all 4 sides. This bevel is on one side of the glass only.

45 GLASS OPTIONS - continued BEVELLED INSUL GLASS - consists of one piece of 3/16 clear, tempered glass, ¼ air space, plus one piece of 5M tempered, beveled glass. NOTE - the 1 bevel is on one side of one piece of glass only. After the ½ x ½ glass stop is applied, ½ of the bevel will show around all 4 sides. ACID ETCHED GLASS - ¼ tempered with acid etching on one side of glass to give a milky white appearance. A 1 clear bevel can be added to the acid etched side also. OTHER AVAILABLE OPTIONS - Low E Tinted - Bronze, Gray, Green, Bluegreen

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49 OPTIONS In producing Stile & Rail Doors, a wide variety of options are necessary to accommodate different hardware and job site requirements. Harring Doors is capable of manufacturing any standard or custom detail required for your project. Some examples of standard options available are: Radius edges (pivot hardware) Rabbetted stiles for pairs Rabbetted top rail and transom rail Dutch door Dutch door shelf with supports Matching wood astragal Custom lite beads Exterior flashing (top rail) If your project has a detail that is not mentioned above, or is a variation of one of these, please fax a detail to our customer service department for evaluation OPTIONS 1

50 TYPICAL RADIUS STILES 2 RADIUS TYPICAL RABBETTED STILES 1/8" 5/8" EQUAL 1/8" EQUAL 5/8" 1/8" OPTIONS 2

51 DUTCH DOOR SINGLE SHELF DOOR WIDTH (VARIES) SHELF 6" 1 3/4" 7 3/4" DOOR 1" 1" 1" THICK BRACKET 6" 1 3/4" 5" 1 1/2" SHELF 3/4" 3/4" DOOR 5" 1" THICK BRACKET OPTIONS 3

52 DUTCH DOOR DOUBLE SHELF DOOR WIDTH (VARIES) 6" 1 3/4" 13 3/4" SHELF 6" DOOR 1" 1" 1" THICK BRACKET 6" 1 3/4" 6" 1 1/2" SHELF 3/4" 3/4" 5" DOOR 5" 1" THICK BRACKET OPTIONS 4

53 HARRING T ASTRAGAL T-ASTRAGAL INACTIVE DOOR ACTIVE DOOR 1/8" INTERIOR EXTERIOR KERF FOR WEATHERSTRIPPING 1 3/4" 5/8" 5/8" 1 3/4" 5/8" 7/16" 1 3/4" 1 3/4" 2 3/8" 3" OPTIONS 5

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58 FACTORY MACHINING We at Harring Doors take pride in the accuracy of our machining department. With precise measurements and tooling, we are able to prepare a door to your exacting specifications. For the time it takes one of our skilled technicians to prepare a door in our manufacturing process, an on site carpenter would have great difficulty in matching the cost or the accuracy. ADVANTAGES OF FACTORY MACHINING Quicker installations Accurate hardware fitting Cleaner, crisper cuts If factory finished, proper sealing of cutouts Savings over on site preps TYPICAL HARDWARE PREPS PROVIDED Hinges Cylindrical locks Mortise locks with or without function holes Card locks Panic devices Exit devices Concealed vertical rods Standard or extension flush bolts Concealed overhead closers Door bottoms Wire raceways Pivots Peep holes Roller latches Electric strikes Or any other hardware requirements you may have. MACHINE - 1

59 DIMENSIONAL TOLERANCES DOORS UNFITTED Width: + - 1/16 (2mm) Height: + - 1/16 (2mm) Thickness: + - 1/16 (2mm) TYPICAL PREFIT DOOR CLEARANCES Top & hinge edges: 1/8 (3mm) Single door lock edge: 1/8 (3mm) Pair meeting edge: 1/16 (2mm) per leaf Door bottom: 1/2 (13mm) from top of floor covering (rated or non rated). 3/4 19 mm) maximum from top of non-combustible floor. 3/8 10 mm (maximum from top of non-combustible threshold. DOORS MACHINED FOR HARDWARE Width: + - 1/32 (1mm) Height: + - 1/16 (2mm) Thickness: + - 1/16 (2mm) Hardware locations: + - 1/32 (1mm) Locks & hinges: 1/32 (1mm) WARP In accordance to industry standards, A.W.I. & the N.W.W.D.A. Warp is any distortion in the door itself, and it does not refer to the door in relation to the frame or the jamb in which it is hung. Warp is measured by placing a straight edge or a taut string on the concave face and determining the maximum distance from the straight edge or string to the door face. The accompanying table and drawing illustrate the Standard and Test. Door Door Size Maximum Deviation Thickness Exceeding 1 ¾ 3-6 x7-0 or smaller ¼ 1 ¾ larger than 3-6 x7-0 ¼ in any 3-6 x 7-0 section MACHINE - 2

60 HOW TO MEASURE WARP Using a taut string or straight edge, measuring on the concave face of the door, diagonally, horizontally and vertically, ascertain the point of maximum distance between the taut string or straight edge. Here are some other points to look for when measuring: Door should be in open position (not latched) Do not measure warp in relationship to the frame Only when gap exceeds ¼ may door warp be claimed Often a door may not fit into the frame properly but it is not warped. In these cases, check the frame it should be set plumb and square and jambs should not be twisted or out of alignment. Action on any claim for warp may be deferred for up to one year after project completion to permit doors to acclimate to temperature and humidity conditions. MACHINE - 3

61 HARRING DOORS DOOR MACHINING REQUIREMENTS 3799 Commerce Road / PO Box 7011 London, Ontario N6N 1P9 / N5Y 6M5 Phone / Fax / 2520 Toll Free: CUSTOMER P.O. # STYLE SPECIES JOB DATE TOP OF DOOR TO TOP OF DOOR TO HINGE TOP # OF DOORS PREFIT SIZE DOOR NUMBER DOOR SWING C/L OF DEADBOLT DEAD BOLT DIAMETER C/L OF LOCK CYL. LOCK DIAMETER BACKSET TOTAL DOORS THIS PG SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS HINGE BACKSET ROOM OR SPACE TO BE LOCKED ROOM OR SPACE TO BE LOCKED RIGHT HAND LEFT HAND DEAD BOLT LATCH PLATE CYL LOCK LATCH PLATE MORTISE LOCK HINGE MFG. - MFG. - MFG. - MFG. - ROOM OR SPACE ROOM OR SPACE TEMP# - TEMP# - TEMP# - TEMP# - TO BE LOCKED TO BE LOCKED WIDTH - WIDTH - FUNC. - WIDTH - LENGTH - LENGTH - LENGTH - BORE DIA. BORE DIA. BORE DIA. R/H REVERSE L/H REVERSE DEPTH - DEPTH - DEPTH - RADIUS - RADIUS - RADIUS -