- needed] The name "
hung sash window",
which is more
usual in the
United States than in the
United Kingdom,
typically refers to a
double-
hung window with two...
-
include the
eyebrow window,
fixed windows,
hexagonal windows, single-
hung, and
double-
hung sash windows,
horizontal sliding sash windows, ca****t windows...
-
evolution from
older technologies known as
double-
hung windows and
storm windows.
Traditional double-
hung windows used a
single pane of gl**** to separate...
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fixed sash,
flanked by two or more
smaller windows,
known as ca****t or
double-
hung windows. The
arrangement creates a
panoramic view of the outside, allows...
-
exposed structural members; wood
clapboard siding; wood
windows (primarily
double-
hung, with some tripartite, fixed, and ca****t); and
prominent projecting...
- shut
while the top half opens. They were
known in
early New
England as
double-
hung doors.[citation needed] The
initial purpose of this door
design was to...
- on one or both ends.
Common were
double-
hung sash
windows with
outward swinging wood
shutters and a
central double Dutch door.
Settlers of the Dutch...
-
known as a
Vermont window,
among other names) is a
window (usually a
double-
hung sash window,
occasionally a single-sided ca****t window)
placed in the...
-
single panel of
plate gl****, and the
flanking elements are
vertical double-
hung sash
windows with no
dividing muntins. The
fenestration was
first used...
-
paired recessed one-over-one
double-
hung sash windows, each
immediately below a
recessed triple narrow one-over-one
double-
hung sash
topped with two ca****t...
