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Windows & Windows & Window TreatmentsWindow Treatments

Interior Design IIInterior Design II

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Parts of a WindowParts of a Window

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Double HungDouble Hung A window with two A window with two

vertically moving vertically moving sashes, each sashes, each closing a different closing a different part of the windowpart of the window

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CasementCasement

Window sash which Window sash which swings open on swings open on side hingesside hinges

In swinging are In swinging are French in originFrench in origin

Out swinging are Out swinging are EnglishEnglish

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Bay windowBay window

Windows that Windows that project out from project out from the wall. the wall.

An angle bay refers An angle bay refers to the angle of to the angle of departure from the departure from the plane of the wallplane of the wall

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Bow windowBow window Rounded bay window Rounded bay window

that projects from a wall that projects from a wall in the shape of an arc.in the shape of an arc.

Usually consists of five Usually consists of five sash.sash.

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ClerestoryClerestory

A window in the upper part of a lofty room A window in the upper part of a lofty room that admits light to the center of the roomthat admits light to the center of the room

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CombinationCombination Window assembly Window assembly

containing a containing a combination of combination of more than one more than one window typewindow type

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Storm and SashStorm and Sash

Window assembly Window assembly containing a half containing a half screen and two screen and two glass storm panelsglass storm panels

In the summer the In the summer the bottom storm bottom storm panel is stored in panel is stored in the top frame the top frame exposing the exposing the screen panelsscreen panels

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Dormer windowDormer window

Window in a Window in a wall that wall that projects from a projects from a sloping roof in sloping roof in an alcovean alcove

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French DoorsFrench Doors Sometimes called Sometimes called

French windows French windows (but (but that’s wrong!)that’s wrong!)

Come in pairs and Come in pairs and often open onto a often open onto a porch or patio.porch or patio.

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Sliding Glass DoorsSliding Glass Doors

Today’s functional Today’s functional version of French version of French DoorsDoors

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Awning WindowAwning Window

Top hinged sashTop hinged sash Pivot near the top Pivot near the top

and typically swing and typically swing outwardoutward

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JalousieJalousie

A shutter type A shutter type window with slats window with slats which are fixed or which are fixed or adjustableadjustable

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Picture WindowPicture Window

A large fixed piece A large fixed piece of glass of glass

Designed to frame Designed to frame and outside viewand outside view

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Café CurtainCafé Curtain

A single pair of A single pair of short panels ½ the short panels ½ the length of the length of the window.window.

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Cellular shadeCellular shade

Two or more Two or more sheets of accordion sheets of accordion pleated reinforced pleated reinforced fabric which is fabric which is bonded togetherbonded together

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CorniceCornice Three sided box placed over a windowThree sided box placed over a window Can be wood, painted wood or Can be wood, painted wood or

covered with fabriccovered with fabric

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DrapeDrape

Old fashioned term Old fashioned term for a heavy weight for a heavy weight fabric panel.fabric panel.

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FestoonFestoon

Sewn to gather Sewn to gather verticallyvertically

Similar to a Similar to a valancevalance

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Balloon ShadeBalloon Shade

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JabotJabot

A small panel, A small panel, usually folded into usually folded into deep pleats at the deep pleats at the top and cut at an top and cut at an angle.angle.

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Pleated shadePleated shade

More a blind than a More a blind than a shadeshade

Accordion pleated Accordion pleated fabric which is fabric which is raised and lowered raised and lowered with cords like a with cords like a blindblind

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Roller shadeRoller shade

Fabric or vinyl Fabric or vinyl spring wound on a spring wound on a tubetube

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Roll up blindRoll up blind

Fabric or wood that Fabric or wood that rolls when a cord is rolls when a cord is pulledpulled

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Roman shadeRoman shade

Fabric shade with Fabric shade with slat inserted slat inserted horizontally down horizontally down the entire lengththe entire length

Raised and lowered Raised and lowered via pull cord and via pull cord and gathers in soft gathers in soft foldsfolds

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ScarfScarf

Long piece of Long piece of fabric usually fabric usually designed to drape designed to drape across the top of a across the top of a windowwindow

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ShutterShutter

Wooden hinged Wooden hinged panels.panels.

Adjusted with Adjusted with louvers to control louvers to control lightlight

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ValanceValance

Any fabric Any fabric treatment that tops treatment that tops a windowa window

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SwagSwag

One piece valance One piece valance cut longer on cut longer on either end so it either end so it frames the windowframes the window

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Combination TreatmentCombination Treatment

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Horizontal blindsHorizontal blinds

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Vertical blindsVertical blinds

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Accordian shadesAccordian shades

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Cornice and pull shadeCornice and pull shade

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ReferencesReferences

http://www.denverfabrics.com/pages/static/decorator/window-treatments.htm

http://www.factorydirectdraperies.com/ http://www.jcpenney.com/ http://www.louishornick.com/measure/contents.html http://www.lowes.com/ http://www.marthastewart.com/ http://www.nvo.com/hwr/brochure1/list.nhtml http://www.nvo.com/hwr/brochure1/list.nhtml http://www.marvin.com/products/windows.cfm/http://www.marvin.com/products/windows.cfm/

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http://www.realtor.org/rmoprint.nsf/pages/arch34 http://www.realtor.org/rmoprint.nsf/pages/arch34 http://www.rentaldecorating.com/http://www.rentaldecorating.com/

window_treatment_glossary.htm/ window_treatment_glossary.htm/ http://www.replacement-window-center.com/http://www.replacement-window-center.com/

replacement-window-basics.html/replacement-window-basics.html/ http://www.windowproduct.com/ http://www.windowproduct.com/

http://www.windowworld.net/types.htmhttp://www.windowworld.net/types.htm http://www.yourblinds.com/http://www.yourblinds.com/

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