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Solid Wooden Composite Door for  New Fashion

Solid Wooden Composite Door for New Fashion

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Loading Port:
Guangzhou
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
2000 m²
Supply Capability:
200000 m²/month

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Specifications of soild wooden door:


Material

Surface

0.3mm nature wood skin

HDF Panel thickness

5mm/6mm/8mm/12mm available

Structure

Frame:Solid wood +HDF wood 

Door leaf: Solid fir wooden skeleton+high density HDF board+ Natural wooden skin veneer+5 layers high quality painting

Inside filling

Door leaf: Solid wood

Standard size

2000*800*40mm or customized size

Opening

Swing, sliding, folding

Color

Reference to our color card

Accessories

Lock, hinge, handle

Environmental Standards

Europe E1, Environment Friendly

Daily Capacity

500sets

Packing Details

PE film, Bubble plastic bag, strong carton

Lifetime

At least 6 years

Door Surface design

Diversified available





 


Q: The recent incidents involving severe fires on TX4s raise questions about automatic door-locking on London black cabs. If I understand correctly, the doors automatically lock when the driver uses the accelerator and unlock when the brake is applied. Since unlocking the doors requires action by the driver, doesn't this put the passenger at risk in such emergencies ? I know that the The recent incidents involving severe fires on TX4s raises questions about automatic door-locking on London black cabs. If I understand correctly, the doors automatically lock when the driver uses the accelerator and unlock when the brake is applied. Since unlocking the doors requires action by the driver, doesn't this put the passenger at risk in such emergencies ? I know that TX4s have been taken out of service but the dangers of automatic door-locking still apply.
Apparently it is a motion sensor (not the driver using the accelerator) that causes the doors to lock, and when the vehicle comes to a halt the doors unlock *unless* the driver presses the brake. LTI, the manufacturer of the TX4, has recently issued a statement: The door locking system on the London taxi works through motion sensors so that when the vehicle is in motion the locks in the passenger compartment operate to prevent the doors from being opened from inside the taxi. When the vehicle is not in motion the doors can be opened unless the driver depresses the brake pedal in which case the doors remain locked from the inside of the passenger compartment. In normal operating circumstances the rear passenger compartment door locking system is designed so that the door can be opened from the outside and overrides the vehicles motion locking system. In the event of a fire causing electrical failure the motion locking system would fail and would not engage the rear passenger door locking thus allowing the rear passengers to exit the vehicle. The passengers would also still be able to open or break the rear window and open the doors using the outside handle. In some circumstances, although this is not usual, a driver might engage the manual central door locking system. In this instance, a passenger is still able to disengage the central door locking by flipping the lever by the door handle clearly marked “unlock” and then is able to exit the vehicle in the same conditions as above.
Q: My automatic garage door opener is not working properly. If you hit the remote button, you can hear the reciever click like its getting the signal, but the door does not open. Sometimes my door will open perfectly for weeks, and then all of the sudden it won't work at all. What's the problem?
well have the same thing going on with mine, but my remote is older and the transmiter i think is bad, i just have to get another one, but for you, all automatic door's have a deactivating lever, you should go into the grage, while the door is closed, and you know that little red string that uve always see but never pay attention to, if some one had pulled that down, it would have deactivated the door, so when u hit the remote it sounds like it gets the signal but the power chain had been releasedu have to push the lever back up into the rail, that shoud work
Q: I have a garage door that when i press the portable remote or the switch on the wall, it opens about 2 inches then stops. When i hold the switch on the wall i can open the garage door completely. The door closes just fine. I tried unplugging the unit for 10 minutes, but that didn't work. I tried cleaning the sensors, but that didn't work. Any ideas?
Replace the switch on the wall!
Q: With my car inside.I heard a crash earlier and I went outside. The latch that connects to the automatic part pully thing (tech term) was not connecting, the latch had come out, but I managed to get it back in.Now the cables on one side of the door are loose and not taut.It wont budge. What do I do with the cables?
The main helper spring broke. The door itself without the spring is quite heavy. Without the spring help, the opener will never lift it. Your only option is to un-hook from the operator and ask a friend to help You lift it and prop it up with a VERY STURDY PROP... a 2x4 will work. Call a garage door service company in Your area. This is a DANGEROUS situation. Don't try it alone. It will come down with major force. I've heard of people getting their feet broken!!
Q: Home appliance door price range is generally how much?
The price has a big regional difference The general is to buy the local agents or offices of the manufacturers so that the price point is also cheaper than the market is also cheaper Electric door industry I am more recognized Liaocheng South Gaoke electric door products.
Q: I have power, it worked once this morning and I do hear a humming noise,but,the MOTOR sounds like it's not activating itself, again,there is a humming noise,hence, the circuit board appears to be getting the message to close door,however,it's not.Could it be a burnt motor or circuit board issue?.Thank you folks...
The motor could have failed or the door could be jammed. Release the trolley to see if the door will close manually then try to activate the opener with no load to see if it will move. If not, carefully try to move the mechanism by hand while the motor is humming to make sure the chain or belt isn't bound. Those tests should narrow your search for the exact problem.
Q: Fingerprint access control how to control the electric door
There are two ways, one is connected to the infrared sensor head, then access control N0 and GND, or connected to the control panel,
Q: Electric door is not in place, there are 2 cm how to do
If you still can not solve the problem, if the warranty within the scope, you can find the manufacturers home repair, such as has been under the warranty period, if you can not find a problem, in the case of the installation of the case, you can according to the instructions, re-stroke limit adjustment; Can find the relevant professionals to repair.
Q: I was woundering is there a way to adjust the pressure of those automatic door closers usually found on the front door at like a small store or a hardware store, you know what I am talking about those things mounted on top of the door, is there a screw or something under that cover to adjust.
Yes, most models have adjustable levels of pressure to desired strength. Look on backside for a adjusting screw or nut and if your not sure you can also check the manufacturers website with model or serial number. Some have customer service 800 numbers that can guide you if your problems continue.....Good luck!!!
Q: the key fob that i have for my 1997 jeep grand cherokee laredo does not lock my front doors. i have to manually lock them. i have changed the battery in the fob. could it be the motor in the door?
If the power door locks work when you use the lock button on the door (not the fob) then the door lock actuator motors are not the problem. If they do not lock with the door button, most likely the actuators will need to be replaced. Does the fob unlock the doors? if not, it could be that it is bad, or needs to be reprogrammed.

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