Radford's architectural drawing : complete guide to work of architect's office, drawing to scale--tracing--detailing--designing --classic order of architecture. A complete and thorough course, clearly written and beautifully illustrated; suited alike to individual study and class instruction (1912)
Radford, William A., 1865- · Chicago, The Radford Architectural Company · leaf 129
case the window is called a casementwindow. If the sash are hung on pivots, eithervertically or horizontally, we speak of the win-dow as a pivoted window. Referring to Fig. 68, A is the lower rail ofthe sash, usually from 2i/2 to 3 inches wide; Bis the meeting rail, from 1 to 2 inches wide;C is the… … Fig. 70. Typical Detail of Plank-Framed Basement Window. fixed bar between the transom G and the double-hung sash below. The usual thicknesses of sash are li/s inchesfor small windows, to 1%, l)4, and sometimes2^ inches, depending upon the size of sash.The larger the window, the heavier the…
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