What is the difference between the straight-spliced warehouse door, the gong door opposite the door, the straight-spliced screen door, the single-sided screen door and the screen door in ancient build

What is the difference between the straight-spliced warehouse door, the gong door opposite the door, the straight-spliced screen door, the single-sided screen door and the screen door in ancient buildings? Library door, also known as wall door, refers to the wooden door fan installed on the gatehouse, which is generally made of planks, and the seam of the door is non-tongue-and-groove straight seam, so it is called straight-line library door.

Gong-style door-to-door, that is, the wooden door installed in the window, is generally a single door, installed on both sides of the gate or side door, mostly symmetrical, so it is called door-to-door.

Straight split screen door is equivalent to modern paneled wooden door, which is a kind of frame door. It first makes the door leaf into a wooden frame with three or four gaps, and then inserts nails into the gaps to sew it into a panel. Often used as a screen door or a lower door.

Single-sided tapping screen door is to nail a whole board on one side of the door frame, which is stronger than straight split screen door. The door frame of the screen door is the wooden frame of the door leaf plate, which is the door leaf skeleton of the screen door or other doors with smaller door leaves.

The general door refers to the big wooden door under the roof truss in the middle of the distinguished family, which is bigger than the general door. The door leaf is also a frame door structure, and fish fixed fans are also made on both sides of the door leaf. The "floor method" is called waist pad. Above the door leaf, there is a doornail on the forehead, which is called valve reading for hanging the plaque, as shown in Figure 2. In the future, all such relatively large doors will be called master doors.