Door Stile

Door Stile

It is a type of door stile that is kiln-dried and manufactured with a technique called "finger joint" to prevent the tree from turning. Finger joint is the process of cutting trees in short pieces and joining them in a finger joint machine.

Door; It consists of a floor, honeycomb and a panel. But the most important task belongs to the wooden part, namely the wooden floorboard. Spares to be used in door construction are framed. The door core is placed inside the frame made of serene as a filling material and the door panel is pressed on both sides with the adhesive base and the door leaf is formed. Accordingly, the importance of the door stile is very great.

The door frame is made of pine, spruce and fir trees at a humidity of 12-15%. According to the type of production, it is divided into two as finger-joint and solid.

It is a type of door seren that is kiln-dried and manufactured with a technique called "finger joint" to prevent the tree from turning. Finger joint is the process of cutting trees in short pieces and joining them in a finger joint machine.

Tree knots are cut and then a longitudinal joint (finger joint) is made. The longitudinal splicing prevents the spall from turning or tilting, and a door spall is formed as a result of re-attaching it with d3 glue. In addition, there must be a minimum of 5*5mm air ducts on the door spars so that the air formed during the pressing and expanding at the temperature does not adversely affect the quality of the press. The heated air is very effective in providing a smooth pressing and bonding surface by being thrown over the door frame with the help of these channels.

Door spans are produced from the cleanest parts of the tree. If the wooden spars are not made with the finger joint system, the spars will begin to bend over time, so it must be done with the finger joint system. If the spars are not made in this way, warping and turning of the doors will begin. This brings a great financial and moral burden.