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

American School (Lansing, Ill.) · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 297

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whichmay be blown under it by thewind. All casement sashes opening in should be provided withsomething of the kind. Transoms. It is often desirable to separate the lights of a win-dow, whether it is a double-hung window or one of the casementtype, by means of a horizontal division called a transom.… … Fig. 328. Elevation of Double-Hung Windowwith Transom 241 230 CARPENTRY to be allowed to open at all. Fig. 328 shows a double-hung windowwith a transom and a transom sash. A is the transom, B is thetransom light, C is the upper sash of the window proper, D the lowersash, and E is the meeting rail.…

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