. Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building; a general reference work ... Fig. 326. Another ConstructionSimilar to Fig. 325. Fig. 327. Vertical Section Through Bottom of Casement Window Opening In outside of the frame, while Fig. 324 shows a sill suitable for a sashplaced, as shown in Fig. 321, nearer the inside of the frame. Inthis figure, E is the sash and D is the sill. 240 CARPENTRY 229 The casement windows so far described are for sashes whichare made to open out, but casements are also made to open in. shows a horizontal section through the jamb of such a windowframe an
. Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building; a general reference work ... Fig. 326. Another ConstructionSimilar to Fig. 325. Fig. 327. Vertical Section Through Bottom of Casement Window Opening In outside of the frame, while Fig. 324 shows a sill suitable for a sashplaced, as shown in Fig. 321, nearer the inside of the frame. Inthis figure, E is the sash and D is the sill. 240 CARPENTRY 229 The casement windows so far described are for sashes whichare made to open out, but casements are also made to open in. shows a horizontal section through the jamb of such a windowframe and sash. A is the sash with a half-round fitting into a mor-tise in the frame which is rabbeted as well to receive the sash. Bis the frame, the sash being placed on the inner edge of the method of forming the frame is shown in Fig. 326. Here,as in Fig. 325, A is the sash, and B is the frame which is ploughedas shown at C. This allows the sash to be made without the tenon shown in Fig. 325 and is, there- ? fore, cheaper and easier to makeas regards the sash without
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