Builder's hardware; a manual for architects, builders and house furnishers . Fig. I 76. Sash-cord Iron. Fig. I 77. Double Sash-cord Iron. It is better to use some form of sash-cord iron. Figure 176 isone of the simplest forms. It is mortised into the side of the sash and held in positionby a screw, the sash-cordbeing knotted under thehook. This form retailsat 35 cts. per gross. Fig-ure 177 illustrates an ironused when the sash ishung with two cords oneach side. This retailsat 52 cents per 178 is a form quite. Fig. 17 Jacksons Sash-cord Co. PULLEYS. in similar to Figure 1
Builder's hardware; a manual for architects, builders and house furnishers . Fig. I 76. Sash-cord Iron. Fig. I 77. Double Sash-cord Iron. It is better to use some form of sash-cord iron. Figure 176 isone of the simplest forms. It is mortised into the side of the sash and held in positionby a screw, the sash-cordbeing knotted under thehook. This form retailsat 35 cts. per gross. Fig-ure 177 illustrates an ironused when the sash ishung with two cords oneach side. This retailsat 52 cents per 178 is a form quite. Fig. 17 Jacksons Sash-cord Co. PULLEYS. in similar to Figure 176, though requiring a deeper mortise andbeing driven in on a slant, so that it cannot work loose. Itretails at $1 per gross. Figure 179is different from either of the preced-ing forms, consisting of a cartridge-shaped cylinder, closed at both ends,but with an opening at the top andthe bottom, through winch the cordis passed and wedged by the eccen-tric cam shown by the figure. Thecord is released by inserting a wire,as shown. This fixture retails at$ per gross. Sash-weights are usually made ofcast-iron, to order. They are castin plain round-bars with an eye atthe top, substantially as has beenshown in Figure 170. When theyare very heavy, or the space for ^^ the sash-boxes is restricted, lead weights are used, as they occupy less space than are usually made to order, and can behad in any desired shape, but are manufac-tured in regular weights by a few of the lead-works. Figure 180 is the form adopted
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