Abstract: An entry door is shown and described. The entry door may include a first skin, a second skin, and at least one stile formed from a plurality of interconnected members attached together. The entry door may also include at least one rail formed from a plurality of interconnected members attached together, where the at least one rail and stile are positioned between and secured with the first and second skins forming a cavity between the first and second skins, and an insulative material positioned between the first and second skins generally filling the cavity.

Abstract: An entry door is shown and described. The entry door may include a first skin, a second skin, and at least one stile formed from a plurality of interconnected members attached together. The entry door may also include at least one rail formed from a plurality of interconnected members attached together, where the at least one rail and stile are positioned between and secured with the first and second skins forming a cavity between the first and second skins, and an insulative material positioned between the first and second skins generally filling the cavity.

Abstract: This invention relates to a door assembly comprising a pair of door skins which are mechanically secured together to define a top and bottom opening. The top and bottom openings receive an end cap therein to complete the door. The end cap of the present invention is comprised of two separate pieces, namely a locking clip and a beam, whereby the locking clip is slidably engaged with the beam to form the end cap. This allows a manufacturer to form the locking clip with a first material and the beam with a second material, depending on the specific requirements of the door.

Abstract: An interlocking door includes a first skin with at least one protrusion and at least one mounting slot and a second skin with at least one protrusion. An end cap is slidingly engaged with the first skin and secured with an adhesive. The first and second skins are secured to one another upon sliding engagement of the first skin at least one mounting slot and the second skin at least one protrusion. The skins are fixedly secured with an adhesive.

Abstract: An adjustable strike plate assembly for a door including a first member having a first aperture and a second member having a second aperture. The interior surface of the second member abuts the exterior surface of the first member and the first and second apertures at least partially overlap to define a strike hole through which a handset latch is received. A flange extending outwardly from the interior surface of the first member adjacent the first aperture is received within a mortise hole in the door jamb. The flange guides the latch into the hole. The second member includes a curved lip that extends outwardly from the interior surface thereof and into selective engagement with one of a plurality of grooves on the exterior surface of the first member. The first member is movable relative to the second member to adjust the dimensions and location of the strike hole.

Abstract: A door comprising a frame having a hinge stile, a lock stile, a top rail, and a bottom rail defining an internal cavity, an interlayer secured within the internal cavity, a front skin further defining the internal cavity, and a rear skin opposite the front skin and further defining the internal cavity. A method of manufacturing a door including the steps of securing a hinge stile, a strike stile, a top rail, a bottom rail, and a first skin defining a frame and an internal cavity within the frame, inserting an interlayer within the internal cavity, securing the interlayer within the internal cavity to an inner surface of the frame with a plurality of fasteners, and securing a second skin opposite the first skin and further defining the internal cavity.

Abstract: A door including a frame having a lock stile, a hinge stile, a front side, and a back side, the lock stile having an outer member connected to an inner member with a dovetail joint, the hinge stile having an outer member connected to an inner member with a dovetail joint, a first skin secured to the first side, and a second skin secured to the back side.

Abstract: This invention relates to a door assembly comprising a pair of door skins which are mechanically secured together to define a top and bottom opening. The top and bottom openings receive an end cap therein to complete the door. The end cap of the present invention is comprised of two separate pieces, namely a locking clip and a beam, whereby the locking clip is slidably engaged with the beam to form the end cap. This allows a manufacturer to form the locking clip with a first material and the beam with a second material, depending on the specific requirements of the door.

Abstract: An interlocking door includes a first skin with at least one protrusion and at least one mounting slot and a second skin with at least one protrusion. An end cap is slidingly engaged with the first skin and secured with an adhesive. The first and second skins are secured to one another upon sliding engagement of the first skin at least one mounting slot and the second skin at least one protrusion. The skins are fixedly secured with an adhesive.