Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 476
ved to receive the tongue ofthe fillet a, to which the shutters are hung.Linings b (Fig. 1448) are provided with re- WINDOW SASHES AND CASEMENTS. 443 bates on the outer edge for the beads of theshutters to stop against. These linings aretongued into the soffit linings and into thewindow-board (see… … is shown at Fig. 1438. On the inside, theopening is finished with 5-in. by f-in. facinggrounds d (Fig. 1448), the outer edge beingovolo -moulded and the back edge splayedto receive plastering. On these facinggrounds 4J-in. by 1^-in. architrave mouldingsare fixed as shown. French Casements to Open…
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