Advance Laminates introduces Flush Door which has a basic structure composed of solid blackboard core, vertical stiles, and horizontal rails that create a pre-fixed frame. The flush door is composed of wooden strips that are placed edge-to-edge and sandwiched between veneers, then bonded under high pressure and temperature using a synthetic resin. So in a simpler term, it is a door that is made of a timber frame covered with ply from both sides and then the hollow part inside is filled with rectangular blocks of softwood. These are made from high-density farm timbers which are chemically treated and well-seasoned battens are edge-glued to make these doors durable and dimensionally stable. FLUSH DOORS has extra lock rail that provides sufficient strength to handles and knobs. Its hardwood frames provide strength for the fitting of hinges and anti deviation resistance. Glue line poisoning makes them resistant to fungus, termite, and borer. Flush door undergoes the extreme testing process as per IS: 2202(1) before going to the market so that the customer can trust the strength and stability.

What are Flush Doors and benefits of using flush doors and its specifications?

Doors are an important requirement and element in every home and should not only be aesthetically pleasing but also have features like durability, strength, water and heat resistance and it should not warp with time. Gone are the days when doors were used for the mere purpose of maintaining privacy and security. Doors these days have become a beautiful structure and an integral part of every home’s interiors.

Applications

• The door surface is highly resistant to stains, scratches, and crashes.
• Advance’s flush doors offer a variety of designs and decorative finishes. These doors provide attractive, warm and traditional appearance.
• These doors are decay proof. The chemical treatment makes the flush door termite and fungi-free.
• Flush doors are chemically treated and vacuum pressed they are heat and water-resistant.

Technical Specifications

Test	Requirement of IS:2202	Test Result
Dimension &	Length +/0 mm	+3 mm
Squareness	Width +/0mm	+2 mm
	Thickness ± 1mm	+6 mm
	Squareness: not more than	.5 mm
	1 mm per 600 mm length
General Flatness	6 mm	2.0 mm
Local Plainness	0.5 mm	0.2 mm
Impact Indentation	0.2 mm	0.10 mm
Flexure Test	Max. Deflection 5mm	Max. Deflection 3mm
Edge Loading Test	Residual Deflection 0.5 mm	Residual Deflection .25 mm
	Lateral Buckling 2 mm	1 mm
Shock Resistance Test	Should withstand 5 impacts	Can withstand 10 impacts
Misuse Test	No permanent deformation	No Permanent Deformation
	of the Fixing
End Immersion Test	No Delimitation	No Delimination
Knife/Glue Adhesion Test	Pass Standard	Excellent
Screw withdrawl	1000 N	1500 N
Slamming Test	No visible damage	No Damage
	after 50 drops
Buckling Test	Pass Standard	Excellent