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Re: Portcullis Thickness

The manual quotes "The door is constructed of a steel frame with a 1/8 in. thick polycarbonate sheet covering the opening in the frame."
Seeing WITH the polycarbonate sheet COVERING the opening in the frame implies that 1/8 is not the entire thickness.
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Re: Portcullis Thickness

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The manual quotes "The door is constructed of a steel frame with a 1/8 in. thick polycarbonate sheet covering the opening in the frame."
Seeing WITH the polycarbonate sheet COVERING the opening in the frame implies that 1/8 is not the entire thickness.
Covering the opening of the (portcullis) frame, which is correct it does not mean two sandwiched sheets, keep in mind costs one sheet suffices. They would not use two sheets when they can simply paint grates on.

Sally port uses two sheets of polycarb for wood pattern print to be sandwiched between
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Re: Portcullis Thickness

Did you look at the link to another forum? Because on that forum, they said that the polycarbonate sheet jut has bars PAINTED onto it, but that steel is under it and someone else said that there's an aluminum grid on the back of the polycarbonate sheet
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Re: Portcullis Thickness

So it may not be sandwiched, but one side might have a steel/aluminum grid.
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Re: Portcullis Thickness

The polycarb is backed at the bottom edge by an ~ 1"x1" square steel bar.
I'll see if I have a photo of the Kickoff field to show it.

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The bar is just the bottom edge of the metal frame holding the polycarb.

Here's a photo: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/at...0&d=1453761170
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Re: Portcullis Thickness

So with the steel, does it have one or two sheets of polycarbonate covering it? In other words, is the steel sandwiched between two sheets or uncovered on one side.
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Re: Portcullis Thickness

Notes:
1. Material: 1/8" Clear Polycarbonate
2. Grid to be painted black on one side.

NOTE: Secure the
bottom of the
Portcullis
Polycarbonate using
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Re: Portcullis Thickness

The polycarb is only on the Courtyard side (?).
Then the bar.

Then the Neutral zone.

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Re: Portcullis Thickness

Thank you all for your help!!! This was very informative
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Re: Portcullis Thickness

Sorry if any of my comments seemed sarcastic, I didn't mean them to be.

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Re: Portcullis Thickness

No problem... I like to know how things are constructed now we know too.
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