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Commercialization of a Residential Panel Door (1995-02): Semi-Annual Progress Report

Donahue, Patrick K
1995-02
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Commercialization of a Residential Panel Door (1995-02): Semi-Annual Progress Report

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1995-02

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University of Minnesota, Duluth

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The project's goal is to continue technical and business development efforts to facilitate the commercialization of a veneered residential wood door designed with an engineered substrate and an engineered veneered door skin. Specifically, to continue product performance testing. This task will be accomplished by combining business expertise of Lexington Manufacturing of Coon Rapids, Minnesota, and the product development skills of the Natural Resources Research Institute (NRRI) scientists. The successful completion of this work will posture Lexington Manufacturing closer to expanding their business with a veneered panel door product line.

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NRRI Technical Report; NRRI/TR-95/14

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Donahue, Patrick K. (1995). Commercialization of a Residential Panel Door (1995-02): Semi-Annual Progress Report. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/256881.

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