cealment of their folds, when thewindow is open, occasions an exteriorappearance of over-massiveness in thejambs. It is also found, that the depthof the jamb, or the thickness of the wall,in many instances, does not allow soffitsto be formed, for receiving the folds. Toobviate this difficulty, we… … BAT WINDOW. 1868.] Practical Carpentry and Joinery. 319 set, according to the size of the window,and the space allotted in the jamb, for sogreat a number of shutters, so obtrusiveand cumbrous, as seldom to give satis-faction. This plan should never beadopted, except as a last resort. Still another…
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