Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 479
Fig. 1456.—Joint between Jamb and Head. transom to open inwards, as shown. Theground is ploughed to receive the tongue ofthe linings. It will be seen that this groundalso forms a facing, thus representing part … Fig. 1457.—Joint betweenTransom and Jamb. elliptical head, a pair of casements openinginwards, and a fanlight which, being hingedto the transom, also opens inwards if desired.Casements opening inwards are less fre-quently adopted than those opening out-wards. Objections to the former are thatin…
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