Pantile
a roof tile formed to shape an ‘S' type section, fitted to overlap.
Parapet ...
Pantile A curved roof tile which hooks over adjoining tiles, typical in some 1930 s construction.
Parapet Low wall along the edge of a roof or balcony, or extending over the roof slopes above a party or gable wall.
PANTILE A roofing tile with an S-shaped profile, laid so that the down curve of one tile overlaps the up curve of the next one.
PARAPET A low protective wall or railing along the edge of a raised structure such as a roof or balcony.
Pantile
- a roofing tile, traditionally clay, with a pronounced s-shaped section, in which the downturn of one hooks over the upturn of its neighbour - because there is no overlap, a pantiled roof is lighter than a tiled roof.
Pantile - A roofing tile of curved S-shaped section.
Paradise - An open court of atrium surrounded by porticos in front of a church. The garden or cemetery of a monastery, in particular the main cloister cemetery.
PANTILES - Flattened S-shaped interlocking tiles.
PARTY WALL - Each owner owns half with rights in respect of the other half.
PEBBLE DASH - Cement mortar render with brown pebble or similar pebble finish.
Pantile - a roof-tile of curved s-shaped section.
Pantry - associated with the Buttery in the Great Hall complex. I'm not sure what its function was as differentiated from the former.
flate pantile roof
tudor (flattened gothic) arch and sometimes round arched windows, doors, porches
board-and-batten door
oriel
dominant decorative chimneys ...
Bar tracery with even upright divisions made by a horizontal transom or transoms.PantileRoof tile of curved S-shaped section.
When thatch began to be generally replaced by pantiles in the 18th century, and later by slates, the witches' stones were left protruding prominently from the chimney stack.
PANTILE: a tile of S-shaped cross-section. PALLADIAN WINDOW: used here to describe a window with a central round-headed light and a narrower square-headed light at each side. PARAPET: a low protective wall around any place where there is a drop.
 See also: House, Frame, Member, Transom, Architecture
  
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