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Raised and fielded panel doors
Chippendale
Typically raised and fielded Chippendale panels are constructed
from timber. The panels are tongued into grooves within the
framings; they are typically 32mm thick for non-rated and FD30
doors and 45mm thick for FD60.
Copeland
Add a contemporary touch to traditional raised and fielded panel
constructions with the new Copeland panel incorporating a
square shoulder or splay profile. As with the Chippendale panel
construction, the panels are tongued into grooves within the
framings; they are typically 32mm thick for non-rated and FD30
doors and 45mm thick for FD60.
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