High impact resistance door

Movable or removable closures – With means mounting closure for swinging – Unitary structural member and hinge element

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49368, 49388, 49488, 49501, E05D 700

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040843475

ABSTRACT:
An improved door suitable for use in industrial plants and other such areas where the door is to be opened and closed by objects or vehicles which strike the side of the door. The door has a hollow body provided with a monolithic construction and is formed from a moldable material which is highly resistant to impact forces exerted thereon. The body is filled with a foamed-in-place insulating material and has reinforcing means at spaced locations therein to maintain the shape of the door. Gasket structure is used at one or more margins of the door, and the door is to be swingably mounted on an adjacent door jamb.

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