BS 1567:1953

Co-operating organizations
Foreword
Specification
1 Scope
2 Definitions
3 Timber
4 Types and sizes
5 Sections and tolerances
6 Construction
    (a) External door frames
    (b) Internal door frames
    (c) Door linings
7 Adhesives
8 Finish
9 (Deleted in accordance with amendment issued June
    1955)
10 Knotting and priming
11 Type and size references
Tables of type and size references
1 For frames for external doors
2 For frames for internal doors
3 For linings
Appendix
    Information to be supplied by purchaser at time of
    placing order
List of illustrations
Frames for external doors
Figure
1 Frame for inward-opening door
2 Frame for inward-opening door with transom and
    direct glazing
3 Frame for outward-opening door
4 Frame for outward-opening door with transom and
    direct glazing
5 Frame for garage doors
Frames and linings for internal doors
6 Frame for internal door
7 Storey frame for internal door
8 Storey frame with transom and direct glazing for
    internal door
9 Linings for internal door
Standard sections for frames and linings
10 Inward-opening door frame
11 Outward-opening door frame
12 Garage door frame
13 Junction of door frame with wing lights
14 Frames for internal doors
15 Linings for internal doors, also glazing fillets and
    stops

For external doors opening inwards and outwards, and for internal door frames and linings. For frames with wing lights the window portion is required to comply with BS 644-1. Frames for fire check doors are excluded (BS 459:Part 3). Construction, priming.