- The
inner sides of
wooden muntins are
typically milled to
traditional profiles. In the US, the
thickness of
window muntins has
varied historically, ranging...
- gl**** were
quite expensive, so
muntins let
smaller panes fill a
larger space. In
modern windows, light-colored
muntins still provide a
useful function...
-
necessary for each
glazed panel, sash or ca****t to be
further subdivided by
muntins or lead
cames because large panes of gl**** were
reserved primarily for...
- "lights") by lead strips, or
glazing bars,
moulded wooden strips known as
muntins in the US.
Paned windows originally existed because of the
difficulty of...
-
flanking elements are
vertical double-hung sash
windows with no
dividing muntins. The
fenestration was
first used by
architect William LeBaron Jenney in...
- to
divide it into sections.
Pieces known as mid
rails and mid
stiles or
muntins are
added to the
frame between the
panel sections. The
panel is either...
-
containing the lamp and lens. Its gl****
storm panes are
supported by
metal muntins (glazing bars)
running vertically or diagonally. At the top of the lantern...
- of
numerous pieces of flat gl**** held in
position by a
frame and
muntins. The
muntins reduced visibility,
which was
especially awkward for
military aircraft...
-
diagonal muntins. The
other archways on
Hudson Street include storefronts on the
ground level, and curtain-shaped
windows with
vertical muntins on the second...
- needed]
Modern double-glazed sash
windows are available.
These may have true
muntins or "glazing bars", or may
imitate them by
applying them to the surface...
