Frame : A group of members assembled and placed along the top, bottom and sides of an opening so as to form an enclosure and a support for the door assembly.
Sill : The horizontal member forming the bottom of the frame.
Shutter : Planks, panelled or otherwise, which fit in the frame.
Style : Upright or vertical outside members of a shutter a frame work.
Top Rail : The top mast horizontal member of a shutter or framework
Lock Rail : Middle horizontal member a shutter or framework wherein lock and bolt are fixed.
Bottom Rail : The lower most horizontal member of a shutter or framework.
Mullion : The vertical member running through a shutter or a frame.
Jamb : Vertical face of a window or door opening which supports the frame.
Reveal : External jamb of a door or window openings at right angles to the face of the wall.
Sash Bar : Light weight units of a frame which carry .the glass within a window or a door frame.
Sash Door : Door where upper part is glazed
Panel : The area included between the rails.
Hanging or Hinged Style :The styles of a door, which is hung on one side.
Cross Rail : Additional horizontal member connecting the two styles of a shutter or framework.
Transom : Horizontal dividing member in a window or door frame.
Threshold : Wooden fixture fixed to the floor under a door frame, thus enabling the door to be cut short enough to clear floor coverings on the inside.
Rebate : Depression cut in the frame to receive the door.
Louver : An inclined piece of wood fixed in a framework.
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