| Aluminum-clad window |
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Window with an aluminum covered wood construction.
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Awning window |
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A sash hinged at the top.
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| Balance spring |
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Device for balancing the load of a sliding sash used in sash windows. This provides positioning of sash at any vertical position.
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Bay window |
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Windows that project out the wall towards the exterior space.
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| Casement |
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Window sash which is hinged at sides to swing open.
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| Casing |
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The decorative moulding around a window or door, which serves to close the space between the window frame or jamb and the wall.
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| Divided Lights |
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The partitions on the glazing of a window.
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| French window |
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Two casement sashes which are hinged on the sides to open in the middle. The sashes may extend to the floor and serves as a balcony door.
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| Glazing |
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The glass used in a window or door.
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| Glazing bead |
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The removable wooden element that fixes glass.
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| Glazing channel |
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The groove in a sash to hold glass.
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| Horizontal slider |
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A window which slides horizontally.
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| Insulation glass |
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Double or more glazing with an enclosed, humidity free and sealed space between the glass panels.
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| Jamb |
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The vertical member at the side windows.
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| Mullion |
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The vertical window element between two window units.
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| Pivot windows |
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Windows which the sash opens by rotating around an axis towards the sash center.
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| Rail |
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Horizontal sash member.
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| Sash |
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The part of a window which opens.
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| Sash window |
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A window with two vertically sliding sashes.
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| Sill |
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Horizontal window element at the bottom most of the frame.
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| Tempered glass |
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Specially treated, high-strength safety glass providing shattering into safer, small particles
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| Top hung-in window |
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An awning window hinged at the top with the bottom swinging-in.
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| Transom |
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Horizontal window element separating two windows, one above the other.
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