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What is the decimal equivalent for a steel gage thickness?
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The term "gage" and Gauge" are used interchangeably.:
What is the minimum and maximum door thickness for the AD and CO series locks?
Resolution:
The minimum door thickness that the AD or CO series lock will mount on is 1 3/8". Be advised that this will require additional spacers to be ordered separately to allow the lock to mount...:
Are top caps, bottom caps and/or astragals finish stained when factory attached on Graintech door?
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When factory installed on GrainTech® doors: Finish Stain - YES, top caps, bottom caps and astragals are stained (prior to attachment) to match the GrainTech® door finish. GrainTech® Steel - NO, t...:
What causes the top rod case to pull away from or strip out of the face of a steel door?
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Hardware falling off a door is caused by one or all of the following issues: Field abuse Improper internal reinforcements in the door Improper field preparation The top or bottom rod case can...:
What is the standard Steelcraft door thickness?
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1 3/4" is the standard door thickness. Steelcraft only makes a nominal 1 3/4" thick door. A 1 3/8" was made for light duty commercial applications but that product was discontinued in 1999.:
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Steel Thickness, Gauge, Thickness:
Metal gages and conversions.
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Gage and gauge are interchangeable terms. Gage is an archaic numeric value used to define a range of thickness of material. Gage is no longer used in ANSI standards and has been replaced with ...:
What are door levels and models?
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Levels and Models (covered in ANSI A250.8 (SDI 100) "Recommended Specifications for Standard Steel Doors and Frames") are SDI term aid in the selection and specification pr...: