I.S. 196-3:1980

FOREWORD
Clauses
1 SCOPE
2 DEFINITIONS
   2.1 Component
   2.2 Deviation
   2.3 Doorset
   2.4 Door leaf
   2.5 Flush door
   2.6 Performance
   2.7 Performance requirements
   2.8 Performance test
   2.9 Size
   2.10 Work size
3 TESTING AND SAMPLING PROCEDURE
   3.1 Sampling rate
   3.2 Order of testing
4 GENERAL
   4.1 Conditioning of timber doors
   4.2 Testing
5 ACCURACY OF DIMENSIONS
   5.1 General
   5.2 Measurement of height
   5.3 Measurement of width
   5.4 Measurement of thickness
   5.5 Measurement of defects of squareness
   5.6 Accuracy of measurement
   5.7 Statement of results
6 MEASUREMENT OF FLATNESS
   6.1 General flatness
   6.2 Local flatness
7 RESISTANCE TO TORSION
   7.1 Introduction
   7.2 Method of test
   7.3 Accuracy of measurement
   7.4 Statement of results
8 STRENGTH IN THE PLANE OF THE LEAF
   8.1 Introduction
   8.2 Method of test
   8.3 Accuracy of measurement
   8.4 Statement of results
9 RESISTANCE TO SLAMMING
   9.1 Introduction
   9.2 Method of test
   9.3 Statement of results
10 RESISTANCE TO ABUSE
   10.1 Introduction
   10.2 Method of test
   10.3 Statement of result
11 HARDBODY IMPACT
   11.1 Introduction
   11.2 Apparatus
   11.3 Method of test
   11.4 Test criteria
   11.5 Statement of results
12 HEAVYBODY IMPACT
   12.1 Introduction
   12.2 Test apparatus
   12.3 Method of test
   12.4 Statement of result
13 METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
   OF CELLULAR INFILL MATERIAL FOR DOORS
   13.1 Scope
   13.2 Principle
   13.3 Apparatus
   13.4 Test pieces
Tables
Figures
Appendix
A Grading of doors

Describes test methods to be used in checking compliance with the performance and certain dimensional requirements of Part 2.