Panelled Shutters Sample Clauses

Panelled Shutters. The exact shape for frame shall be as per Architects/Consulting Engineer's details. The styles-rails and panels shall be 37 mm thick and 25 mm thick respectively. Wood panels shall be of pattern and size as specified. The panel shall be joined continuous with 40 x 6 mm thick ply, inserted into grooves and glued together. The grains of solid Panel shall run along the longer dimension of the panel and Panel shall be framed into groove to the full depth of the groove leaving an air gap, and the faces shall be closely filled to the sides of groove. The type and number of fixtures shall be as mentioned in the Table-4.1
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Panelled Shutters. The type, pattern and material - solid wood (teak, xxx, and hardwood), particle board or MDF shall be as shown in the drawings of Bill of Quantities or as directed by the Employer/ Architects, Solid wood panels shall be in one piece whenever possible. Where 2 or more pieces are permitted they shall be of equal width Panels, shall be framed into grooves made in styles and rails to the full depth width. Panels, shall be framed into grooves made in styles and rails to the full depth of groove and faces shall be closely filled to sides or groove. If block board, particle board or MDF is to be used it should be solid core with teak internal lipping or other hand edging as specified in drawing or Bill of Quantities.
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Panelled Shutters. 8.12.1 The panels shall be fixed by either providing grooves in the xxxxxx and rails or by beading or both, asindicated. The edges of panels shall be tongued into grooves (feather tongued in case of timber panels) to thefull depth leaving an air space of 1.5 mm and the faces shall be closely fitted to the sides of groove. Mouldingsto the edges of panel openings shall be scribed at the joints, where indicated. 8.12.2 Timber panels shall be preferably made of timber of larger width, the minimum width of panel shallbe 15 cm. When made from more than one piece, the pieces shall be jointed with a continuous tongued andgrooved joint glued together. The grains of timber panels shall run along the longer dimensions of panels.Unless otherwise indicated timber panels shall be flat. Thickness of flat panels, unless otherwise indicated shallbe 12 mm thick or 1/3 thickness of shutter whichever is greater. Panels raised on one side shall be 2/3thickness of shutters and panels raised on both sides shall be of full thickness of shutter. Unless otherwiseindicated no single panel shall exceed 0.5 sqm in area. 8.12.3 Panelled shutters shall be provided with beading alround the panel inserts on the observe side of door. The size of beading shall be 20 mm in width and tapered thickness from 10mm to 5mm 8.12.4 Plywood panelling Plywood panel shall be of thickness not less than 9 mm for two or more panel construction and 12mm for single panel construction. All panels shall be made of one piece only. The plywood shall be of type AB,BWR grade conforming to IS 303-1989.
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