Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 71
hing to be done is to set the window frames. In wooden housesthe stud will usually make one side of the weight box, and the framewill consist only of the pulley stile and casing. Sometimes the■ boarding is kept back from the edge of the studding and the casingis set upon the studding with a piece… … Pig. 38. Window Frame Flush withBoarding. four-inch studding the outer casing will form one side of the groove in which the sash slides, but in the other case there will be room to put a strip five-eighths or three-quarters of an inch wide inside of the casing, moving the sashes in and leaving a…
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