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Raw glass used as a glazing product. Further processing is required to
transform annealed glass into safety glass.
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A piece of horizontal sash or window trim applied against the wall
immediately below the stool; serves to conceal the joint made by the sash of
window frame sill and the plaster on interior finish surface.
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An interior moulding (molding) attached to one of a
pair of doors or sash in order to prevent swinging through; also used with
sliding doors to insure tighter fitting where the doors meet; also a small
semi-circular molding or bead encircling a column or post below the capital or
cap.
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Flat astragal - a non-rabbeted astragal applied to swing doors;
the astagral is applied to the face of the meeting stile of one of the doors.
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Sliding astragal - an astragal so worked so as to cover the meeting
joint of sliding doors.
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T-astragal - an astragal, T-like in shape, which is rabbeted
to the approximate thickness of the swinging door.
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A projecting window, hinged at the top, opening up and out like an
awning.
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Part attached to bottom of balance that attaches balance to sash. A bar
or pin on the sash fits in a "slot" in the shoe.
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A device for counterbalancing a sliding sash, generally associated with
a double-hung window, so that it can be held open at a position. See Sash
Balance
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Composed of three or more individual windows, generally with the side or
flanker units at 45E or 30E angles to the wall of the structure.
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A sash or window frame member applied to the exterior vertical edge of
the side and head jamb in order to serve as a stop for the top sash and to form
with the brick moulding and/or casing a rabbet for the storm sash, screens,
blinds and shutters.
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