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glazing bar

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glazing bar [′glāz·iŋ ‚bär]
(building construction)

glazing bar
One of the vertical or horizontal bars within a window frame which hold the panes of glass; a muntin.


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Less weight also allows Lexan sheet to be supported by lighter-weight glazing bars and substructure, reducing the amount of support material required.
Arched front doorways and square front bays with well-positioned glazing bars in large double-glazed windows give a mature cottage look to the energyefficient modern homes.
They were employed to cut more glazing bar out of firewood in one era when the saws actuated with the hand were only the other option.
 
 
 
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