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VT Industries values the importance of continuing education efforts for all industry professionals. VT offers continuing education presentations for American Institute of Architects (AIA) credits and Door and Hardware Institute (DHI) Continuing Education System points.

Each course is aproximately one hour long, worth one learning unit and is registered with the University of Oklahoma for Continuing Education.

For AIA credit only.
This course will cover the features and benefits of using decorative laminates on architectual wood doors. This course highlights the following topics:

Laminate door construction

Design Considerations and choices

Textures and optional finishes

Decorative laminate wood doors compared to wood veneer doors

Design, durability, and value

Repairability

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In this course you will learn about specifying High Pressure Decorative Laminate (HPDL) architectual wood doors. This course will provide information in regards to:

Developing an understanding of high pressure decorative laminate

Providing design considerations and choices

Increasing awareness of HPDL door construction

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This course focuses on wood door construction. Listed below are a few points that will be covered:

Review of the components of an architectural wood door

Increase awareness of wood door construction materials

Provide a better understanding of industry standards and enviromental aspects

* The courses marked count toward Health, Safety, and Welfare

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This course covers the basics of positive pressure and how it affects wood door opening assemblies. The following points will be addressed:

Increase knowledge of positive pressure

Incorporating balanced fire construction

Educate on the importance of annual fire inspections

* The courses marked count toward Health, Safety, and Welfare.

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This course explores the veneers of architectural wood doors. A few key points of this course include:

Identifying wood veneer cuts, matching and patterns

Increased awareness of common wood door species

Preparing specifications with complete veneer requirements

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This course discusses LEED choices in Wood Door Construction. The following topics will be covered:

Review LEED standards and points available

Increase awareness of wood door construction materials

Develop awareness of materials and finishes pertaining to Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ)

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