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Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)

American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 296

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different principle entirely.This sash is hinged at the sides to the frame so as to swing either inor out. The principal objection to this arrangement is the difficultyof making such a sash water- and weather-tight. It is also impossi-ble to use outside fly screens, if the sashes are hung to swing… … Fig. 319. Window Sash ShowingMuntins 237 226 CARPENTRY will be seen that the outside architrave is similar to the one whichwas described in connection with the double-hung window, and inthis respect there is no difference between the two. There is, how-ever, no box for the accommodation of weights…

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