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

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This, of course, - cheapens the construction some-m what. A transom for a double-hungwindow must combine two mem-bers, namely, a headpiece for the window proper, and a sill for the - transom sash to stop against. These properties determine the construction of the transom. InFig. 331 is shown a… … Fig. 329. Casement Window with Transom the head jamb for the maill will- dow frame, the upper sash being shown at 0. The piece D is in linewith the outside casing of the window at the jambs, and E is thestop bead which is in line with the stop bead at the sides. Thespace marked 7/ is filled with…

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