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Practical Hoardings - Doorways

Practical Hoarding Doorways

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Practical Hoarding Doorways

To add Doorways in practical hoardings, you need to construct a Doorway Frame (see Doorway Frame).

Offset Uprights are installed to allow for inward hinged door opening (see Hanging Doors), if Uprights are installed at the edge of the Panel Skin (SK), doors will not be able to fully open.

The Door Head Height (DHH) varies and is dependent on the height & width of the doors (see Hanging Doors) that are being hung (DOH)/(DOW) and the Panel Height (PH) .

  • DHH = (Door Opening Height) - (Panel Height)

For information regarding DOW & DOH sizes see: Hanging Doors

Related guides

  • Offset Uprights
  • Doorway Frame
  • Doorways Fixing Specifications
  • Doorways Skin Fixing Specifications
  • Hanging Doors
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