The half-timber house; its origin, design, modern plan, and construction; (1912)
Jackson, Allen W. (Allen Winchester), b. 1875 · New York : McBride, Nast & company · leaf 164
it is customary, evenin inexpensive work, to make the casement sash of metal and the EXTERIOR DETAILS 98 frame to receive them also of metal, each cumiingly rabl)eted sothat they come together in such a way as to keep out wind andrain equally on top, sides and bottom. A more serious charge isthat… … WINOOW ClOStD. WINDOW opm Ordinarily the casement windows had better open out unless thereis some particular reason for having them opon in. The whole sashmay be raised on its hinges to slip out of the groove on the siU cacious against the weather. The gain to be had by using case-ments is that the…
Architecture, Domestic
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