Design Your Own SAVE-T® Strip Door.

The three dimensional drawings and width/thickness charts below show you what is available for both Light Traffic Interior Doors and Heavy Traffic Exterior Doors. The linear footage factoring chart and overlap configurations are also shown below. To calculate your order, please refer to the “Determine Linear Footage” instructions also shown below.

Light Traffic Interior Doors	Heavy Traffic Exterior Doors
Strip Widths 4" 6" 8" 12" 16" Strip Thickness .060 .060 .080 .120 .160	Strip Widths 8" 12" 16" Strip Thickness .080 .120 .160

The information here will allow you to determine how much Save-T PVC Strip Material will be needed for your project. Based on the door height, the location and kind of traffic, different sizes of strip material (chart below) are available in six different overlap patterns (drawings below). For interior doors apply minimum strip overlap. For exterior doors apply maximum overlap. For heavy-duty traffic applications, use offset double-ribbed material.

PVC Strip Material Percentage Overlap Patterns

Determine Linear Footage

Note:	Width and Height measurements should be in full feet only (i.e. 11' 2" should be 12')
Step 1:	Determine the strip width and overlap percentage for the strip door.(see charts and drawings above)
Step 2:	Use those numbers to find the linear footage factor on the chart above.
Step 3:	Take that factor from the chart and multiply it by the strip door width (in feet). The result is the number of strips required for the strip door.
Step 4:	Multiply the number of strips required by the strip door height (in feet). The result is the number of linear feet of strip material needed for the strip door.

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