Exam 14: Windows and Doors

Casement windows are hinged along the top edge of the sash.

The recess for a hinge is called a hinge gain or hinge ____.

Cylindrical locksets are the most commonly used type in both residential and commercial construction.

A(n) ____ is a molding that is rabbeted on both edges.

____ are square edge pieces of stock to which door stops are applied.

The bottom member of a door frame is called a sill or ____.

____ windows have sashes that slide horizontally in separate tracks located on the header jamb and sill.

Swinging doors are more common than sliding doors.

Drip caps are installed along the bottom edge of the windows.

____ is used to designate a type of glazing that reflects heat back into the room in winter and blocks heat from entering in the summer.

A ____ is a twist in the door frame caused when the side jambs do not line up vertically with each other.

The ____ door is opened by sliding it sideways into the interior of the partition.

The outside vertical edge members of a panel door are called ____.

French doors may contain from 1 to ____ lights of glass.

Before windows are installed, the exterior walls are covered with a building housewrap.

____ are narrow, closely spaced, concave grooves that run parallel to the edge of the trim.

Double-hung windows are twice as large as single hung windows.

Louver doors are made with spaced horizontal slats called ____ used in place of panels.

A(n) ____ window unit consists of a frame in which a sash hinged at the top swings outward by means of a crank or lever.

The bottom horizontal member of the window frame is called a(n) ____.