Edge inserts for stiles of molded doors
OwnerKuei Yung Wang Cheninventor
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In a synthetic door composed of two molded skins attached to a frame composed of stiles and rails of thin wooden strips to which the skins are adhered, with the core filled with a plastic foam, the improvement comprising a insert mechanically joined to each stile along their entire length, each said insert having a channel means operable to interlock with its associated stile thereby providing the approximate strength of thicker wooden stiles conventionally used in constructing such doors, as well as providing finished vertical edges of the resulting door while significantly reducing the overall costs of such doors. In addition the insert can be employed to form an interlocking frame by extending the insert beyond the ends of the stiles and milling the ends of the rails so that they interlock with the channel means of the insert.
In a synthetic door composed of two molded skins attached to a frame composed of wooden stiles and rails to which the skins are adhered, and the core of the door is filled with a plastic foam and wherein the stiles have a width of less than 1.5 inches the improvement comprising an edge insert mechanically joined to each stile along their entire length, each said insert having a channel means operable to interlock with its stile to strengthen it and to form a finished edge.
In a synthetic door composed of two molded skins attached to a frame composed of wooden stiles and rails to which the skins are adhered, and the core of the door is filled with a plastic foam and wherein the stiles have a width of less than 1.5 inches, the improvement comprising an edge insert mechanically joined to each stile along their entire length and extending beyond the ends of said stiles, each said inserts having a channel means operable to interlock with its stile to strengthen it and to form a finished edge on its stile and said rails having their respective ends milled so that said ends interlock with said channel means at said ends of said stiles when said frame for said door is assembled thereby forming a rectangular frame prior to the gluing of the skins to said frame.
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