(also light) A pane of glass within a window. Double hung windows are designated by the number of lites in upper and lower sashes as in 6 over 6.
A single frame of glass in a window or door.
(also Light) A framed opening in the glass within a sash or door panel; frequently used in reference to glass divided by a grid into multiple smaller openings.
A term for a pane or a finished piece of glass.
A single pane of glass. In windows and doors, a lite refers to separately framed panes of glass.
Another term for a pane of glass used in a window. Frequently spelled "light" in the industry, but spelled "lite" in this text to avoid confusion with light as in "visible light".
A single pane of glass or AG part.
Used to describe the number of openings in a mullion door.
A framed opening in a door or sash containing a pane of glass.
North American term applied to thin, low calorie beers.
Refers to the glass area of the window or door. The glass area may be one lite or it may be divided into multiple lites by a grille system.
A unit of glass in a window.
A section of glass. In a 3-lite window, there would be 3 "sub windows".
A piece of glass. In windows and doors, refers to separately framed panes of glass (as well as designs simulating the look of separately framed pieces of glass). Sometimes spelled "light."
An assembly of glass and a surrounding frame, which is assembled to a door, or is integrally built into the door at the factory.
(Not the beer!) Another term for a pane of glass. Also spelled "light" in industry literature.