The Anatomy of an Interior Door
1 - DOOR SLAB
The door slab is simply the door itself with no framing or hardware. Being the core of the doorway’s personality, its design can be simple or intricate to offer the desired statement. It is also the ideal starting point in constructing a brilliant entry system.2 - JAMBS
Interior door jambs are available in finger joint raw for painting and solid clear for staining3 - FRAME
The frame of an entry system is attached to the rough opening while surrounding and supporting the door. Its assembly is integral in allowing for an easy installation of door components. Typically, carpenter’s only use the straightest pieces of lumber to construct the frame.4 - CASING
Our casings range in sizes and styles in finger joint raw, primed, solid pine, and primed MDF.5 - HINGES
Hinges are more than functioning hardware that determine which direction the door will swing. They can be elegant accents of style that elevate the appearance of any entry system.6 - LOCKSET
A lockset is essentially the components and hardware that makes up the locking mechanism of a door. Being that there are hundreds of styles and finishes, locksets offer another great opportunity for homeowners to express their own personal tastes.7 - STICKING
Sticking is the machined, inside edge of rails and stiles. It is the section of a door that meets the panel, covering its edges and holding it in place.
Panel Styles
Doors are available in many different panel styles. Panels are sections crafted in the door slab. These sections could also be crafted with glass, also known as lights. The right door provides security while adding value to a home. Below are a few examples of panel styles.
Sticking
Although sometimes overlooked, sticking can provide subtle accents of elegance in the design of the door. The combination of sticking and panels is a huge part of a door's personality.
Door Handing
Choosing the correct door style is important, but door handing is crucial to getting the job done right. Does it open in or out? Is the handle on the left or right? These are important questions that must be answered prior to placing an order. The illustrations below are depicted from outside, looking into the room or structure.