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| CASEMENT WINDOW: The type of window that cranks out. |
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| Definitions 1. Sash: The glass and wood frame that encompasses the glass. Sashes can be operable or fixed. 2. Frame: The sill, jamb, and trim of the window. 3. Brick Mould: the outer perimeter trim of the window itself. This is not any rough-sawn trim that may surround the window. 4. Inner Sill: The part of the sill that is directly under the sash for a casement and/or inside the screen for a double-hung. 5. Outer Sill: Otherwise called the nosing is the outer most part of the sill that is seen from the outside. 6. Mull Trim: Any other exterior side trim that divides multiple units joined together, i.e. doubles, triples, etc. 7. Perimeter Trim: Rough-sawn or smooth wood trim that may wrap the window unit, but is not part of the window. |
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PICTURE WINDOW: Any other single window that is fixed, but not a fixed casement window. Most casements have at least one fixed sash. |
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| DOUBLE HUNG WINDOW: The type of window that slides up and down. | |
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