WINDOW TYPES

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Across
  1. 4. - Direction a window faces in relation to the site and sun
  2. 6. - Important consideration when selecting and locating windows
  3. 7. - Projecting window commonly used for displaying plants
  4. 9. - Window hinged on one side
  5. 11. - Circular window used for architectural character
  6. 14. - Major benefit provided by operable windows
  7. 16. - Unwanted energy transfer modern windows can help reduce
  8. 17. - Condition improved by proper ventilation and window selection
  9. 19. - Movable framed portion of a window that holds the glass
  10. 22. - Window with only the bottom sash designed to move
  11. 25. - Natural illumination admitted through windows
  12. 26. - Device commonly used to open a casement window
  13. 28. - Window that moves horizontally
  14. 29. - Window type that cannot be opened for ventilation
Down
  1. 1. - Window that opens inward from the top
  2. 2. - Projecting window that adds interior space and architectural interest
  3. 3. - Projecting window arrangement with a wider curved appearance
  4. 5. - Path along which a sliding window moves
  5. 6. - Large non-operable window often used to maximize outdoor views
  6. 8. - Sunlight entering a building through glazed openings
  7. 10. - Movable portion of a single-hung window
  8. 12. - Description of the hinge location on a hopper window
  9. 13. - Window with both upper and lower movable sashes
  10. 15. - Distinctive visual quality added by decorative window forms
  11. 18. - Building consumption that efficient modern windows can help lower
  12. 20. - Window hinged at the top and opening outward from the bottom
  13. 21. - Several window sections commonly used to form a bow window
  14. 23. - Direction a garden window projects from the wall
  15. 24. - Description of the hinge location on an awning window
  16. 27. - Term describing a window that does not open