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Host Kevin O'Connor explains the various parts of a standard double-hung window
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29 апр 2015

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@sandragrace4613 11 месяцев назад

Thanks

@redwingsyankees2011 9 лет назад

Tommy must have gave Kevin a lesson on windows before he did this segment.

@fredgarvinMP 8 месяцев назад

Tommy rubs me the wrong way.

@MegaSilverlover 5 лет назад

Hi ! I would like to change my window slider to a single hung window by not removing the master frame . Can I do that: Thanks

@maryecrouch 2 года назад

On a window that has glass to raise and lower that acts as a barrier between a screen and the inner sash, what are the pins called that hold up that glass pane so that it doesn't fall down? They're usually made of metal or plastic, and the ends of them fit into holes at three or so different intervals on each side for the glass to be open just a bit, in the middle or at the top of the interior sash opening. I have a house that has windows that have both plastic and metal pins, and almost all of the plastic ones have broken, so the glass pane won't stay up without me jamming something like a pencil into the space to make it stay up. Is there a replacement part that I can buy and DIY to replace those plastic pins? Thanks!

@ivanskybomb 5 лет назад

what is the yellow thing call

@byronalava4538 3 года назад

my window has a hairy strip stick outside, I think is to removed the dust away when its opened but i don't know the name, the bugs come inside the house and i want to replace it. any one knows what i'm talking about?

@ywardani 2 года назад

what do you call the square pattern on the window glass?

@studiocurtis 2 года назад

When the glass area is separated in to a pattern it's said to have "Divided Lights" (each glass area is a Light). Each cross piece inside the window is usually called a Muntin (or Grille or Glazing Bar in the UK) (also, in error, they are sometimes called a Mullion, but that actually refers to a vertical bar that separates one full window assembly from another when multiple window units are mounted together). Each of the glass pieces are called either a Pane or Glazing or Light or Lite.