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    Arch in DoorMaster LT
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    DoorMaster LT allows for many profiles to be available as Arches. An arch can either be a blended arch or a simple arc.

    Example

    Click to view settings on Profile Doors page

    Click to view settings on Profile Doors page

    Select the required profile on the DoorMaster LTProfile Doors page of the Catalog/Drawing Properties.

    The Arch page allows the setup of the machining using the following options...

    Include Options

    Upper Arch

    On/Off whether the upper area of a door that has two profiled area (e.g. a pantry door) is arched. Default is On.

    Lower Arch

    On/Off whether the lower area of a door that has two profiled area (e.g. a pantry door) is arched. This also includes doors with only one profiled area such as Floor and Wall doors.

    Add to Bottom

    Also Add to Bottom of Profile - whether each profile has an arch on the bottom as well as the top.

    Top Pane Only

    Whether only the top row of panes has an arch (the others being rectangular).

    Only available for paned doors.

    Divide Arch Over Panes

    When there are multiple panes in the vertical direction, split the arch over all the profiles (giving the effect of a single arch over multiple panes).

    Only available for paned doors.

    Drawer Fronts

    Include on Drawer Fronts -  whether Arches are used on Drawer Fronts and Drawerbanks.

    Top Drawer Only - when included on drawer fronts only place the arch on the top drawer profile.

    Other Options

    Shoulder

    The height of the arch.

    Side Should

    This is a flat area at the side of the base of the arch.

    Blend Ratio

    Controls the double radius of the Arch shape.

    The arch would be a simple arc if there are no side shoulders and the blend ration is zero (0).