A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 513
removedand the sash may thereby at any time be takenout if required. The parting bead is kept inplace simply by the tightness of its fit in thegroove in the stile, and by the meeting railsof the sashes, which are fitted around it,as described hereafter. The stop-bead isscrewed to the casing, and… … § 10 JOINERY. 33 about 1| inches to the foot, and its outer edge rests uponthe 2-inch sub-sill /, which is inclined at a similar angle, andhas its under side grooved to receive the upper edge of theclapboards g or shingles covering the side of the house. Ato is shown the inside casing, or apron, as…
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