Window that hinges on the sides.
A window that is hinged on one side and cranks out pivoting on the left or right. A fixed casement is a non-operable window and has no hinges or crank mechanism yet resembles the look of a casement window.
A window sash that is hinged on the side.
a fabric for drapery either loose or tight, open or closed, plain or novelty weave. Given color, pattern and interesting texture through tyed complex-yarn arrangements and variations in weave. Usually it is semi-sheer, translucent or opaque.
A casement window has a screen on the inside and a gear or lever that pushes one side of the sash out while the opposite side moves several inches down a track toward the center of the opening. This type of window usually has a height that is greater than its width.
A window that opens by being hinged along one side.
A window sash which swings open on side hinges.
The hinged and opening part of a window
window whose frame is hinged at the side.
A window that opens by hinges on one side.
A WINDOW THAT IS HINGED ON ONE SIDE OR THE OTHER; IT MAY SWING IN (FRENCH STYLE) OR SWING OUTWARD (ENGLISH STYLE) DEPENDING ON IT'S DESIGN.
(1) An opaque drapery made with an open weave cloth. (2) A window with panes that open sideways or crank out.
A window hinged on the side to open outwards, can be higed left or right.
a window shash that is hinged (usually on one side)
a window unit which has a side hinged sash that opens on a vertical plane
A hinged window usually opening outwards.
Fabric that is more opaque that sheers but more open that solid fabrics, usually with a texture.
A window sash that opens on hinges at the vertical edge.
Window made with one sash which opens (operates) similar to a door on a hinged/track mechanism. Sash is "hinged" on the top and bottom. Fixed Casements do not have hardware for operation.
A window with side hinges that cranks outward from either the right or left.
A window hinged on one of its vertical sides to open inwards or outwards like a door
The frame around a window. The casement face is parallel to the window glass.
A single unit of glass, generally longer vertically than horizontally, that can either be opened to the outside (most common) or inside.
A window sash that opens on hinges on the side.
a cloth drapery that is of an open-weave material, but more opaque than a sheer
A window hinged on one of its vertical edges.
A window that hinges on the side, locks on the side, and projects out vertically when in an open position.
A type of window having sash with hinges on the side, allowing the window to open vertically.
( fenĂȘtre Ă battants) a window that opens by being hinged on one side.
A window sash supported by hinges which open and close the sash. Hinges are fastened to one side of the vertical frame.
Window sash which swings open on side hinges; in-swinging are French in origin while out-swinging are from England.
A window that is hinged on one side, allowing the window to swing open to either the right or the left.
A window hung on side hinges and opening as a door does.
A window sash hung by hinges fastened to the jamb of the window frame.
A window in which the frame is built in such a way that the sash can open out like a door when installed in a window unit.
Windows that are hinged on one vertical edge.
A window sash that swings outward to the right or left.
Crank-operated window that opens either inward or outward.
A window hinged to open about one of its vertical edges. (The hinged part of a window.)
casual drapery fabric in loose or tight, open or closed, plain or novelty weave. Often given interesting texture, color and pattern through tyed complex-yarn arrangements and weave variations. Usually semi-sheer, translucent or opaque.
Wood or metal frames encasing part of a window sash.
A window sash that swings open on side hinges: in-swinging are French in origin; out-swinging are from England.
window A metal or wooden window that opens outward or inward.
Frames of wood or metal enclosing part or all of a window sash; may beopened by means of hinges affixed to the vertical edges
The wood or aluminum frame that goes around a window sash.
A cloth drapery made of an open weave material that's normally somewhat opaque. Find curtains.
A combination of frame, sash, weather-strip, concealed hinges and operating device assembled as a complete and properly operating unit. Casements have a flat sill and a sub-sill; screens and/or energy panels are optional. Operating casements have a crank handle for smooth operation.
in a window refers to a vertical window hinged on its vertical side, meant to open either out or in. (IMAGE)
A window type that operates with the sash side hinged to the main frame and may be designed to swing in or out to provide ventilation.
A window that one side of the window sash cranks out.
Window with sash cranking outward, to the right or left.
An in-swinging or out-swinging window, either operated manually or with a crank.
casual drapery fabric in loose or tight, open or closed, plain or novelty weave. Casements are often given interesting texture, color and pattern through complex tied yarn arrangements and weave variations. The open weave gives the appearance of semi-sheer,see through qualities.
Frames, which are hinged at the sides on the vertical sash, allowing them to swing open.