What is a double opening door called?

Side by side doors, also known as double doors, are two door configurations where both doors are next to one another. Another name for this type of doors is a French door.

What are two doors together called?

Double Doors are two doors combined as one unit. Available both as French or Patio doors. French Doors are a traditional type double door.

What do you call a door that you push?

A crash bar (also known as a panic exit device, panic bar, or push bar) is a type of door opening mechanism which allows users to open a door by pushing a bar.

What are pair doors?

A pair has 2 doors in a 3-sided frame with no mullion between the doors. To be a pair, the doors must swing in the same direction but from opposite jambs.

What is a door stile?

Stiles – This is the collective name for the vertical components that sit on the outside edge of a door. Lock stile – This is the vertical edge of the door which sits on the opposite side of the door to the hinges, and contains the lock or latch.

What do you call the opening of doors and windows?

jamb. noun. the upright side of an opening such as a door or window.

What is a swing door?

: a door that can be pushed open from either side and that swings shut when it is released.

What is door mullion?

A mullion is a part of a frame that divides or separates the frame into different sections. On a detailed hollow metal frame, for example, a mullion will separate pieces of glass, panels, or will separate a door and the glass or panels. On a pair of doors a mullion can separate the two doors from each other.

What is a door coordinator?

A door coordinator helps to ensure that the correct door leaf closes first so the doors can close and latch properly (here’s a video). BUT – when the door has manual flush bolts and no closer on the inactive leaf, the coordinator serves no purpose. The inactive leaf is closed and latched manually (by a person).

What is panel door?

Definition of panel door : a door having panels framed by stiles and rails of greater thickness — compare flush door.