Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 461
e method of joining the angles of theframe and casements. The head of theframe runs over the jamb, and is cut offflush with the outside. The joint is securedwith wedged tenons, which may also bepinned: In the casement, however, thestile runs through in the usual way, therails being tenoned into the… … Fig. 1410. -Joints of Jamb and Head, and Jamband Sill. Small Casement Window. The construction of a solid frame and case-ment is shown by Figs. 1407 to 1409. Theframe is made of 4-in. by 3-in. stuff, mor-tised and tenoned together at the joints as WINDOW SASHES AND CASEMENTS. 431 showr fct Fig.…
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