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| Door, flush
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Door with a thin plywood facing over a core and frame of wood or wood particleboard. |
| Door, hollow core
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Door with a thin plywood facing over a hollow core framework. |
| Door, interior
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Door used to close off a room inside a building and is not designed to be exposed to exterior elements. |
| Door, panel
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Door that has raised or recessed panels in the spaces between exposed rails. |
| Door, prehung
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Door that can be set into a structure as a single unit because it has already been installed in its frame in the factory. |
| Door, rolling
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Type of door that can roll up overhead, because it is made from interlocking, hinged metal panels. |
| Door, sliding glass
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Door with glass panels and a wooden or metal frame door, that slides on rollers in a track. When there are two doors as part of the mechanism, one is fixed and unmoving and the older sliding past the fixed panel when it's opened. |
| Doorbell
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Electrical device at the entrance door, which when pressed, sounds a bell or buzzer inside the home or office to announce visitors. |
| Doornail
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A large headed, decorative nail that can be used as studding on some doors. They can be ornamental or used to strengthen the door. |
| Doorstop
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Projecting strip around the inside of door frame against which the door closes. |
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