| Through arched doors and lead-framed casements appear bridged lanes and castellated walls. |
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| The opening casements were also taped along the junction between the casement and the opening light. |
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| A smithy was also set up where Frank Baldwin produced all the window casements, hinges, and other metalwork. |
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| A frame firmly attached to the structure to which one or more casements are flexibly applied. |
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| It used to belong to Baron Crombez. The bottom consists of split stone and the segmented arched cellar casements are in bluestone. |
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| That way it differs from customary windows with revolving casements, which take up space in the room, when they are opened. |
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| Window that is opened via one or more superposed casements through a vertical shift in its plane. |
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| The building is structured by striking white bands which contrast with the black bands of the window casements, together underpinning the graphic impact of the facade. |
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| These French casements were adapted in the United States chiefly as ways to give access onto balconies and porches, and in this doorlike form they are known as French windows, French doors, or casement doors. |
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| For those who can't afford to live in these top-tier buildings, vintage casements, and that double dose of breeze, can be had for the price of a night at the Bowery Hotel and the Crosby Street Hotel. |
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| Lights dimly glow in the background from elegant French casements and alley tenements alike, as though the black, white and gray cats had the free run of the city. |
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| At the entrance, there is a Siedle Video intercom recessed flush and with the same surface effect as the window casements, which blends perfectly into the architectural language. |
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| The sash may be integral to the frame. Example: fixed casements. |
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| This design program enables you to assign symbols for a wide range of window and door openings, to mark special casements, and to select and install the required type of pane from lists provided. |
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| The flora composes the essence of the decoration of the casements. |
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| The edges of the window casements had been beveled off. |
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| With these casements, the bronziers used a particular flora, adapted to the needs and the effects of the decorative techniques of bronze: the moulding and chiselling. |
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| Thickness of the in-fill material used therein may range from 4 mm to 40 mm in window casements, while in doors, displays and in fixed window: from 4 mm to 31 mm. |
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| Several of our models with casements have a width of opening of 90 degrees to facilitate cleaning whereas our hung windows rock towards the interior. |
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| The apartment blocks had all the windows and verandas set with white plastic casements and their outside was painted white, grey, yellowish brown and light blue. |
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| Special motors for very special applications, with maximum force limitation and minimum force measurement for raising drapes, casements, screens, canteen-hatches, etc. |
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