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window sash

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sash, window sash
Any framework of a window; may be movable or fixed; may slide in a vertical plane (as in a double-hung window) or may be pivoted (as in a casement window); a pivoted sash also is called a ventilator, 2.

window sash
window sashes
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A chartered engineer called by police to examine the blind said that the tragedy could have been avoided if the cord had been shorter, if it had a plastic link designed to part under pressure or if it had been secured to the window sash by a block, sprocket, or pulley.
Harry Tidswell, 64, andwife Jane, 54, used the same window sash cord slung over a bannister to kill themselves, an inquest heard yesterday.
Although you can prop up the window sash occasion-ally to get rid of some of the excess moisture (temperature permitting), if too much moisture accumulates at the bottom the plants will wilt and die.
 
 
 
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