Rigid plastic door with slatted vane construction
a technology of rigid plastic and slatted vane, which is applied in the direction of construction, building components, screens, etc., can solve the problems of unsuitable doors for general applications in the home or office, search for other suitable materials, and limited application of injection molding processes
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[0014] The invention is directed to a full length bi-fold and half door constructed from synthetic resinous, rigid plastic that is extruded to form the various pieces used to make the door. Rigid plastic has the advantage of being lighter in weight than wood because the interior of the rails, stiles, and vanes are basically hollow except for the reinforcing cross-members that are formed during the extruding process. This type of construction offers several advantages over wood. A rigid plastic door is much more fire resistant than wood, and it does not warp from humidity. Additionally, the finished product manufactured from plastic does not require painting and is a solid color throughout so scratches from ordinary use are not readily visible. Finally, plastic is easier to clean, can be produced with a glossy finish, and is generally more durable than wood.
[0015] FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show the preferred embodiment of the invention wherein extruded rigid plastic bi-fold and half doors ha...
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