doorset

English

Etymology

From door +‎ set.

Noun

doorset (plural doorsets)

1. A set of doors.
   • 2017, M. J. Billington, S. P. Barnshaw, K. T. Bright, The Building Regulations: Explained and Illustrated, page 67:

     The same doorset should also have a door chain or door limiter unless there are circumstances where this may not be appropriate, for example, where a warden may need emergency access to residents in sheltered housing.

Anagrams

• destoor, torsoed, stoored, roosted, Dotsero, restood