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Practical Hoardings - Doorway Frame

Practical Hoarding - Doorway Frame Construction

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Contents

  1. Fixings required for Doorway Frame Construction
  2. Frame Fixings
  3. Skin Fixings
Practical Hoarding - Doorway Frame Construction

Doorway Frame is constructed from 70 x 45mm MGP10 Timber and has the following components:

  • Door Head Top Plate (DHTP)
  • Door Head Bottom Plate (DHBP)
  • Door Head Studs (DHST)
  • Door Opening Stud (DOST)
Practical Hoarding - Doorway Frame Fixing Specifications

Fixings required for Doorway Frame Construction

Frame Fixings

  • Door Head Top Plate & Door Head Bottom Plate (DHTP/DHBP)
  • Fixed through the Upright Studs Left & Right of the Doorway (2x 65mm Chipboard Screws)
  • Door Opening Studs (DOST)
  • Fixed through the top of the Door Head Bottom Plate (2x 65mm Chipboard Screws)
  • Door Head Studs (DHST)
  • Fixed through the top of the DHTP & Underside of DHBP (2x 65mm Chipboard Screws)
Practical Hoardings - Doorway Frame Fixing Specifications Through SK

Skin Fixings

Door Head Skins (DHSK) & Panel Skins (SK) are to be fixed using 35mm 10G Chipboard Screws*Door Head Skins (DHSK) are fixed to the Door Head Studs (DHST) and Top & Bottom Plates (DHTP/DHBP) at 300 Centres

  • Panel Skins (SK) either side of the Door Opening are fixed to the Door Opening Stud (DOST) and Door Head Studs (DHST) @ 300 Centres
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