-
Exterior astragals are
kerfed for weatherstripping. The
weatherstripping at the
bottom of
garage doors is also
referred to as an
astragal. An
astragal may...
- doors.
Three bronze astragals, one by
Nikolaus Geiger and two by
George Brewster,
surround the
stone obelisk. The
first astragal is
placed 70 feet (21 m)...
-
other countries,
muntins (often
called 'glazing bars' in
England and '
astragals' in Scotland) were
removed from the
windows of
thousands of
older buildings...
-
Ornamental moulding or band
following the
curve on the
underside of an arch.
Astragal: Semi-circular
moulding attached to one of a pair of
doors to
cover the...
- 000
astragals,
which were
primarily from
sheep and goats, that were made out of talus, a
large bone that
protrudes from the ankle. The
astragals were...
- of
copper and iron,
Genesis 4:22 . Fuller, John. Art of Coppersmithing.
Astragal Press,
Lakeville MN. 1993.
Reprinting from
original work
published in 1894...
- [Publishers] Ltd).
Dictionary of
Woodworking Tools, c. 1700–1970 Mendham, NJ:
Astragal Press ISBN 978-1-879335-79-0. Salaman, R. A. (1996).
Dictionary of Leather-working...
- the
weathering (mainly on the
outer side), and
began at the top with an
astragal; in the
Decorated Gothic style there were two or
three sets off; and in...
- doors: the
astragal,
ornamented stripe,
rosettes and quadrangles. Each of the ten
windows of the dome also has an arch frame, made of
astragal. The belltower...
- merriam-webster.com.
Retrieved 3
April 2018. John
Fuller Sr., Art of Coppersmithing,
Astragal Press, 1993 (reprint of
original edition, 1894) ISBN 1879335379[page needed]...
