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Patio - In Spanish architecture, an inner courtyard open to the sky.
Patio Door A sliding door made of two large panes of glass set in sashes; one stationary, one operable.
Patio door in which a vent panel moves horizontally on a track system past a fixed panel
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PATIO - Paved recreation area, usually to the rear of the property.
PEDIMENT - Low pitched gable above a portico or similar feature above doors in homes or windows. Generally stonework, rendered brickwork.
Can shade a patio on a hot day and be retracted manually or with a motor to allow the sun to shine when desired. Screens to keep bugs out are now sometimes fitted.
Side Arm Type
Commonly used to shade windows ...
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Patio de las Doncellas. Arcade interior
IHM0171
Courtyard arcade with glazed tile dado ...
1 - A courtyard or patio surrounded by a house (such as an ancient Roman house)
May be open to the outside or be roofed with skylights to admit natural light; typically contains plants ...
patioPatio is a Spanish word for an arcaded or colonaded courtyard. It is now applied to any small paved area in a garden.
A patio linking the outdoors with the indoors
Simple floor plans with functional spaces; rooms frequently open to one another and to private courtyards, patios, and porches designed to connect with the outdoors ...
Hard landscaping - Elements include paths, driveways, garden walls and patios.
Header - Brick or block laid across a wall to bond together its two sides. It also means the exposed end part of a brick.
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This page will be updated in June after the owner has restored the surface of the patio. The railing has already been restored.
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Hardcore Broken bricks or stone which, consolidated, are used as a base under floors and patios.
Header A brick laid end on.
When shattered, it breaks into small pieces. Approximately five times stronger than standard annealed glass; it is required as safety glazing in patio doors, entrance doors, sidelites, and other hazardous locations.
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