A door assembly with the dual support connector has a door panel, a glass pane, a dual support connector assembly, a fixed sealing frame for engaging the dual support connector assembly, a seal-less removable frame for attaching to the attachment (dual support connector assembly) on an opposite side of the fixed sealing frame, and a fastener engaging the dual support connector assembly to the fixed sealing frame. The dual support connector assembly has a clip body, a door flange extending from the clip body, a glass flange extending from the clip body in parallel with the door flange.

A door assembly with the dual support connector has a door panel, a glass pane, a dual support connector assembly, a fixed sealing frame for engaging the dual support connector assembly, a seal-less removable frame for attaching to the attachment (dual support connector assembly) on an opposite side of the fixed sealing frame, and a fastener engaging the dual support connector assembly to the fixed sealing frame. The dual support connector assembly has a clip body, a door flange extending from the clip body, a glass flange extending from the clip body in parallel with the door flange.

Spacers/spacer frame assemblies for use in insulating glass units that include offset seams and methods of using and manufacturing the same are described herein.

A thermally-broken ornamental door includes a thermally-broken door and a thermally-broken jamb through which thermal transfer is greatly minimized. The thermally-broken door includes an outer panel and an inner panel that are minimally connected through a plurality of door bridging strips. The thermally-broken jamb includes an outer jamb frame and an inner jamb frame that are minimally connected through a plurality of jamb bridging strips. An insulating foam panel is present between the outer panel and the inner panel while an insulating foam core is present between the outer jamb frame and the inner jamb frame. A window assembly is hingedly mounted into the thermally-broken door and includes a retaining spacer frame that minimizes thermal transfer from an exterior environment to an inner window frame through a glass panel of the window assembly. The retaining spacer frame additionally provides structural support to the glass panel.

A method for manufacturing solid core, panel doors by cutting a panel pocket into a solid core door according to a main routing path. Additionally, a decorative panel is cut from a piece of material according to a panel routing path. Once the panel pocket and the decorative panel have been cut, the decorative panel is bound within the panel pocket; preferably using an adhesive. A plurality of stops is then perimetrically bound about the decorative panel and the panel pocket in order to form an aesthetic border around the decorative panel. Preferably, a computer numerical control machine is utilized to cut the panel pocket into the solid core door and the decorative panel from the piece of material.

A main tilting door for the closure of an access opening of a room includes two fixed uprights, including vertical sliding guides, and one fixed crosspiece associable with each other to define a fixed frame. The door includes two movable uprights and two movable crosspieces associable with each other to define a movable frame. The door includes tilting movement device/unit/component/apparatus or the like including two lateral supporting arms each having a first end which can be hinged to an intermediate area of the movable uprights and a second end which can be hinged to a top of the fixed uprights; and two sliding supports movable along the vertical sliding guides. The door includes panels associable with the movable frame. At least one of the movable uprights and the movable crosspieces includes a sliding track and cursors movable along the sliding track, the panels associable with the cursors.