sash window - a window with (usually two) sashes that slide vertically to let in air
window - a framework of wood or metal that contains a glass windowpane and is built into a wall or roof to admit light or air
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Sash window - A window formed with sashes, i.e. sliding glazed frames running in vertical grooves; imported from Holland into England in the late c17.
Saucer dome - See dome.
SASH WINDOW Double-hung vertically sliding sash or frames.
SCOTIA A concave moulding found on a column's base.
SERLIANA See Palladian.
SASH WINDOW A window formed with sashes i.e. glazed wooden frames which slide up and down in vertical grooves by means of counterbalanced weights. The standard form has two moveable sashes and is termed a "double-hung sash." ...
Sash windows with 6 over 1 lights
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Glass is set in two wood, metal or plastic frames to form a sash window, one or both of which can be moved up and down with the aid of pulleys so that the windows can be opened.
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Sash Window
A window consisting of two sashes or frames that contain one or more panes of glass. The sashes are placed one above the other so that one can slide over the other.
In early sash windows, the sash boxes were not checked into the side of the window opening, and were sometimes disguised as architraves. Early sashes, particularly when set into brickwork were usually fitted flush with the wall surfaces.
double-hung sash window - a window with two sash, one above the other, arranged to slide vertically past each other.
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Double-Hung - This sash window is the traditional style of window in the USA, and many other places that were formerly colonized by the UK, with two parts (sashes) that overlap slightly and slide up and down inside the frame.
Double Hung - a window in which the opening lights slide vertically within a cased Sash Window frame, counter balanced by weights supported on sash cords that pass over pulleys in the frame.
Balanced Sash - A sash window with counterweights or springs
Balancing - The adjustment of flow of water or air through radiation or air terminal nits (air balancing) so that each receives enough.
Sash windowA window with a glazed section or section that opens by sliding in grooves.Saucer domeAn internal dome of flattened profile.
It is a three-part window consisting of a large fixed center panel flanked by two smaller double-hung sash windows.
Window characteristics included deeply recessed one-over-one sash windows, arched windows flanked by decorative columns, and window groupings of three or more.
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Double-hung sash windows with outward swinging wood casements, dormers with shed-like overhangs, and a central Dutch double doorway are also common.
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gabled roof, wide overhang of eaves, exposed rafters (rafter tails) under eaves, decorative brackets (knee braces or corbels); incised porch (beneath main roof); tapered or square columns supporting roof or porch; 4-over-1 or 6-over-1 sash windows, ...
Tripartite window - Vertically divided into three sashes or panes. Generally in Victorian double-hung sash windows, the outer panels are about one third the width of the central panel.
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Lattice window - A window with diamond-shaped leaded lights or with glazing bars arranged like an open-work screen; also, loosely any hinged window, as distinct from a sash window.
 See also: Sash, House, Floor, Brick, Frame
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