Wood Window
A wood window is a unit made of wood and glass installed in buildings for light and ventilation, enhancing both the aesthetic and functional aspects of residential and commercial spaces.
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Definition
A Wood Window is a unit installed in an opening in a building or structure for light and ventilation, manufactured from wood and glass.
Purpose
The purpose of a wood window is to provide natural light and ventilation to interior spaces while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the building's exterior and interior.
Examples of Use
- Residential Homes: Enhancing the look and function of living spaces.
- Historic Buildings: Maintaining the architectural integrity of period structures.
- Office Buildings: Providing light and ventilation in commercial spaces.
Related Terms
- Sash: The movable part of a window that holds the glass panes.
- Frame: The structure that surrounds and supports the window sash.
- Glazing: The glass component of a window.
Notes
Wood windows must be properly maintained to prevent rot and decay. They can be finished with paint or stain to match the building's design and protect against the elements.
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