ACH 121 Lecture 12b Windows
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This document discusses different parts, materials, and types of windows. It describes the frame, sash, glazing, muntins, mullions, jamb, sill, and casing that make up windows. It also outlines various window operations such as fixed, casement, awning, hopper, tilt-turn, glider, double-hung, and jalousie. Finally, it mentions common window materials like metal, vinyl, wood, and discusses specifying dividers and glazing as well as types of skylights.
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ACH 121 Lecture 12b Windows
- 16. Materials
- 17. Specifying
- 18. Specifying
- 19. Specifying Divided Lite Options Glazing Options
- 21. Skylights
- 22. Skylights
- 24. Skylights Other Fixed Configurations
Editor's Notes
- Flush: plywood, hardboard or plastic-laminate face panels bonded to solid or hollow-core Stile-and-rail: vertical and horizontal members enclosing wood, glass, or louver inserts creating panel, sash, storm, screen or louver designs Accordion Fold: assembled from narrow slats that give long, drape-like appearance
- Increases the dimensional stability of a door Provides thermal insulation, sound insulation & fire resistant Fire rated wood doors range from 20 minutes to 1 ½ hours Solid-core material: wood, particle board, mineral composition or combination
- Glue-Block Core Most common construction Wood blocks bonded together, with end joints staggered Stiles & rails are bonded to core Entire assembly is sanded to a smooth, uniform thickness Face panels are bonded or glued to the assembly Must meet a min. of 1/12 thickness
- Glue-Block Core Most common construction Wood blocks bonded together, with end joints staggered Stiles & rails are bonded to core Entire assembly is sanded to a smooth, uniform thickness Face panels are bonded or glued to the assembly Must meet a min. of 1/12 thickness
- Glue-Block Core Most common construction Wood blocks bonded together, with end joints staggered Stiles & rails are bonded to core Entire assembly is sanded to a smooth, uniform thickness Face panels are bonded or glued to the assembly Must meet a min. of 1/12 thickness
- Glue-Block Core Most common construction Wood blocks bonded together, with end joints staggered Stiles & rails are bonded to core Entire assembly is sanded to a smooth, uniform thickness Face panels are bonded or glued to the assembly Must meet a min. of 1/12 thickness
- Glue-Block Core Most common construction Wood blocks bonded together, with end joints staggered Stiles & rails are bonded to core Entire assembly is sanded to a smooth, uniform thickness Face panels are bonded or glued to the assembly Must meet a min. of 1/12 thickness
- Glue-Block Core Most common construction Wood blocks bonded together, with end joints staggered Stiles & rails are bonded to core Entire assembly is sanded to a smooth, uniform thickness Face panels are bonded or glued to the assembly Must meet a min. of 1/12 thickness
- Glue-Block Core Most common construction Wood blocks bonded together, with end joints staggered Stiles & rails are bonded to core Entire assembly is sanded to a smooth, uniform thickness Face panels are bonded or glued to the assembly Must meet a min. of 1/12 thickness
- Do not provide much thermal insulation or sound insulation Used in interior applications
- Do not provide much thermal insulation or sound insulation Used in interior applications
- Do not provide much thermal insulation or sound insulation Used in interior applications
- Do not provide much thermal insulation or sound insulation Used in interior applications
- Do not provide much thermal insulation or sound insulation Used in interior applications