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Types of Window Construction, part 3

Types of Window Frames

A basic window consists of a head, two jambs and a sill.

If the window is divided horizontally, a transom would be used, if vertically a mullion.

The area of glass is known as the light.

The opening part of the light is called the casement if hinged and the sash if sliding.

Type a) Side hung casement
Type b) Top hung casement
Type c) Pivot hung casement
Type d) horizontal sliding sash
Type e) vertical sliding sash
Type f) louvered window
Type g) Round windows (often pivoted as they are difficult to hinge securely)
Type h) Dormer window, (usually casement)
Type f) Arched window
Type j) Bay window
Type k) Bow window

 

Type a) Side hung casement

Type a) Side hung casement

Type b) Top hung casement

Type b) Top hung casement

Type c) Pivot hung casement

Type c) Pivot hung casement

Type d) horizontal sliding sash

Type d) horizontal sliding sash

Type e) vertical sliding sash

Type e) vertical sliding sash

Type f) louvered window

Type f) louvered window

Type g) Round windows (often pivoted as they are difficult to hinge securely)

Type g) Round windows (often pivoted as they are difficult to hinge securely)

Type h) Dormer window, (usually casement)

Type h) Dormer window, (usually casement)

Type f) Arched window

Type f) Arched window

Type j) Bay window

Type j) Bay window

Type k) Bow window

Type k) Bow window

 

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