Where tradition meets technology

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3 Where tradition meets technology At Rockwood Door & Millwork, we are dedicated to maintaining the timeless tradition of fine woodworking. Our extraordinary craftsmanship weaves together artistry and innovation to create wood products like those that have graced fine homes for hundreds of years. The enduring quality of our products allows you to add beauty and value to your building, whether it's large or small, new or remodeled. Each Rockwood door features rigid durability, strength and elegant lines that are enhanced by the natural warmth of the world's finest hardwoods. We have the engineering and production capabilities to follow your project from concept to completion, whether you choose one of our classic door options or bring your own creative design. The time and attention spent on your piece assure you of the long-lasting beauty and quality of our doors. For more than 20 years, we have delivered distinctive wood products and services that result in satisfaction. Browse through our collection, and let us open the door to a world of possibilities for your project. Only a selection of Rockwood doors is shown. Our full line includes a door that's certain to meet your needs.

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5 Door Designs Section Door Photos... 5 Interior Doors Exterior Doors Frame Profiles... Panel Profiles Bolection Profiles... Door Jamb Profiles Door Stop Profiles Ordering Information Molding Section See Seperate Molding... Index Township Road 401 Millersburg, OH telephone fax

6 Motel Entrance - Sugarcreek, OH Mahogany Sliding Doors Utilizing Stanley Access Hardware Rockwood Display 32 x 84 Maple with Raised Panel Restaurant Entrance - North Canton, OH 48 x 96 Mahogany Entrance with 1/2 Round Transom

7 Private Residence - Canton, OH Cherry Doors with Sidelights and Elliptical Transom Rockwood Display 32 x 84 Cherry with Flat Panels Private Residence - North Canton, OH 28 x 96 1/4 Sawn White Oak Rockwood Display 32 x 84 1/4 Sawn White Oak with Raised Panels

8 Private Residence - Boulder City, NV 42 x 94 Red Oak Entry Door with Sidelights and Transom Rockwood Display 18 x 80 Poplar with Raised Panels Private Residence - Columbus, OH 30 x 96 Rift Cut White Oak Doors Private Residence - Medina, OH 48 x 92 Mahogany Entrance Door with Sidelights

9 Private Residence - North Canton, OH 40 x 94 White Oak Entrance Door with Sidelights Private Residence - Columbus, OH 44 x 113 Mahogany Entrance Door Private Residence - Cleveland, OH 32 x 84 Walnut with Raised Panels Church Entrance - Sarasota, FL 42 x 96 Mahogany Entrance Doors with Sidelights

10 Private Residence - Marietta, OH 36 x 88 Mahogany Entrance Doors with Sidelights Private Residence - Canton, OH 36 x 94 Mahogany with Raised Panels Private Residence - Marietta, OH 36 x 84 Mahogany Entrance

11 Private Residence - Elkhart, IN

12 Private Residence - Northern IN Dbl. 36 x 84 Mahogany Entrance Private Residence - Northern IN Dbl. 36 x 90 Mahogany Entrance

13 Private Residence - Chicago, IL Walnut Curved Doors

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15 Standard Door Detail 4 1/2" 4" 80" CL 7" 34 1/2" 8 1/2" 4-1/2" Laminated Hardwood Stiles To Reduce Warping DESIGN SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 13

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17 Interior Door Designs RW101 RW102 RW103 RW104 RW105 RW106 15

18 Interior Door Designs RW107 RW108 RW109 RW110 RW111 RW112 16

19 Interior Door Designs RW113 RW114 RW115 RW116 RW117 RW118 17

20 Interior Door Designs RW119 RW120 RW121 RW122 RW123 RW124 18

21 Interior Door Designs RW125 RW126 RW127 RW128 RW129 RW130 19

22 Interior Door Designs RW131 RW132 RW133 RW134 RW135 RW136 20

23 Interior Door Designs RW137 RW138 RW139 RW140 RW141 21

24 Interior Door Designs RW142 RW143 RW144 RW145 RW146 22

25 Interior Door Designs RW147 RW148 RW149 RW150 RW151 RW152 23

26 Interior Door Designs RW156 RW157 RW158 RW159 RW160 RW161 24

27 Interior Door Designs RW162 RW163 RW164 RW165 25

28 Interior Door Designs For Future Use 26

29 Exterior Door Designs RW501 RW502 RW503 RW504 27

30 Exterior Door Designs RW505 RW506 RW507 RW508 28

31 Exterior Door Designs RW509 RW510 RW511 RW512 29

32 Exterior Door Designs RW513 RW514 RW515 RW516 30

33 Exterior Door Designs RW517 RW518 RW519 RW520 31

34 Exterior Door Designs RW521 RW522 RW523 RW524 32

35 Exterior Door Designs RW525 RW526 RW527 RW528 33

36 Exterior Door Designs RW529 RW530 RW531 34

37 Exterior Door Designs RW532 RW533 RW534 35

38 Exterior Door Designs RW535 RW536 RW537 RW538 36

39 Exterior Door Designs RW539 37

40 Exterior Door Designs RW540 38

41 Exterior Door Designs RW541 RW542 39

42 Exterior Door Designs RW543 RW544 RW545 40

43 Exterior Door Designs RW546 RW547 RW548 RW549 RW550 RW551 41

44 Exterior Door Designs RW552 42

45 Exterior Door Designs RW553 RW554 RW555 RW556 43

46 Exterior Door Designs RW557 RW558 RW559 44

47 Frame Profiles F " x 0.375" F " x 0.500" F " x 0.500" F " x 0.625" F " x 0.375" F " x 0.375" F " x 0.375" F " x 0.500" 45

48 Frame Profiles F " x 0.375" F " x 0.500" F " x 0.625" F " x 0.500" F " x 0.500" F " x 0.375" F " x 0.500" F " x 0.500" F " x 0.375" F " x 0.500" 46

49 Frame Profiles F " x 1.000" F " x F " x 0.375" F " x 0.500" F " x 0.500" F " x 0.375" F " x 0.625" F " x 0.375" F " x 0.375" F " x 0.500" 47

50 Frame Profiles F " x 0.875" F " x 1.000" F " x 1.000" F " x 0.875" F " x 0.875" F " x 1.000" F " x 0.875" F " x 1.000" 48

51 Frame Profiles F " x 0.875" F " x 0.875" F " x 0.750" F " x 1.000" F " x 1.000" F " x 0.875" 49

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53 Panel Profiles P " x 0.375" P " x 0.375" P " x 0.375" P " x 0.500" P " x 0.500" P " x 0.625" P " x 0.375" P " x 0.625" P " x 0.875" P " x 0.875" 51

54 Panel Profiles P " x 0.375" P " x 0.375" P " x 0.500" P " x 0.500" P " x 0.875" P " x 0.875" P " x P " x 0.875" 52

55 Panel Profiles P " P " x 0.375" P " P " x 0.375" P " P " P " x 0.500" P " x 0.500" P " x 0.375" P " x 0.500" 53

56 Panel Profiles P " x 0.500" P " x 0.375" P " x 0.500" P " P " P " x 0.375" P " x 0.500" 54

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59 Bolecton Profiles 1-3/4" 1-1/2" B /4" 1-5/8" B /4" 1/2" B /4" 7/8" B

60 Bolecton Profiles 1-3/4" 1" B /4" 1-3/8" B /4" 1/2" B

61 Bolecton Profiles 2-1/4" 2-5/8" B /4" 2-1/4" B /4" 2" B

62 Bolecton Profiles 3" 2-5/8" B

63 Door Jamb Profiles Standard Exterior Jamb 1.250" x 4.625" Standard Interior Jamb 0.750" x 4.625" 61

64 Door Stop Profiles

65 How To Determine Handing And Door Swing 1.The hand of a door is determined from the outside. 2. The outside of an entrance door is the street side. 3. The outside of a room door is the corridor side. 4. The outside of a communicating door is the side from which hinges are not visible with door closed. 5. The outside of a closet door is the room side. 6. The key side (x) will be the outside, unless otherwise specified. On Pairs Of Doors 7. Right hand leaf is always active unless specified otherwise. o x x o Left Hand Outside Right Hand A B o x Left Hand Reverse Bevel C Outside x D o Right Hand Reverse Bevel o x Active o Left Hand Outside Right Hand E Left Hand Reverse Bevel o Active x o Right Hand Reverse Bevel Outside F 63

66 Ordering Information 1. All doors are made to specifications and should be ordered by stating exact overall size. Width first, then height. 2. A proposal and drawings will be sent to you for verification. Please check it carefully and promptly return a signed copy with payment as specified. Any corrections or changes should be noted on your signed copy. 3. Due to the natural characteristics of hardwood, the following limitations in size are suggested to prevent stress or excessive warping: 2 1/4" thick doors should not exceed 42" x 96" 1 3/4" thick doors should not exceed 36" x 96" 1 3/8" thick doors should not exceed 36" x 84" Special construction techniques may be required for doors exceeding the suggested sizes, for whick the manufacturer assumes no responsibility. 4. Warp shall not be considered a defect unless it exceeds 5/16" in the plane of the door itself. Warp is any distortion in the plane of the door itself and does not refer to the relationship of the door to the frame or jamb in which it is hung. 5. Wood is selected according to your stain color. Slight mineral streaks, some natural variations in color and texture, or small pitch pockets are not considered defects, but a natural accurrence in fine hardwoods. Cherry is prone to have more of these than other species. 6. On request, panel edges will be stained prior to assembly to avoid white shrinkage lines. 64

67 Handling, Job Finishing, And Installation Instructions 1. Upon receipt of shipment of doors, inspect each door for any visible defects. Doors should be stored flat on a level surface in a dry, well ventilated building. Cover to keep clean, but allow circulation. 2. Handle with clean gloves and do not drag doors across one another or across other surfaces. 3. Doors should not be subject to: abnormal heat, extreme dryness, humid conditions, or sudden changes therein. They should be conditioned to average prevailing relative humidity of the locality before installation. 4. The utility or structural strength of the door must not be impaired in the fitting of the door, the application of the hardware, or cutting and altering the door for lights, louvers, panels, or any other special details. 5. Door should not be trimmed more than 1" at bottom, 1/2" at top, and 1/4" on each side. Before finishing, remove handling marks or exposure to moisture with a thorough, final sanding over all surfaces of the door using 180 grit sandpaper and clean before applying sealer or finish. Some species of wood contain a chemical (oak particularly) which reacts unfavorably with certain finishes. Where possible, the surface should be tested for such unfavorable reactions. 6. Immediately after cutting and fitting, but before hanging, the entire door, including TOP and BOTTOM EDGES, must receive an application of a primer and two coats of a good grade of paint, varnish, or lacquer. Do not use a water-thinned paint unless an oil base prime coat is first applied. Exterior finishes must be used on all exterior doors. 7. We recommend that our doors should be spray painted rather than brushed. The panels in the doors are designed to be able to move without binding or cracking. If these panels are painted in a way that creates build-up where they insert into the frame, panel movement is restricted. This will cause cracks in the paint and possibly the wood, causing the door to warp. 65

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