fixed window

It still has to be used full screen, or at least with a fixed window size.

My wife fixed windows, repaired doorbells and did other necessary odd jobs.

Small, rectangular, fixed windows appear at the attic level of the gable.

Fixed window is a unit of one non-moving lite.

Window bars, priced at about $180 per fixed window gate, provide a noticeable type of protection.

The counter is enclosed with a centered operable window, flanked by two fixed windows.

This means that latitude-specific fixed window overhangs, while important, are not a complete seasonal solar gain control solution.

And they are terrific fixed windows, if you can haul the panels to your car and to the site without developing a hernia.

All models have a pair of small, fixed windows in the tapering fuselage behind the seats, where there is a baggage compartment.

The fixed windows behind the rear doors serve as reminders of the opera-window craze of the 70's.

The loading door formerly incorporated in the east elevation of the extension was replaced by a large fixed window of plate glass.

Q. Some of the fixed windows in my house have the panes glazed with quarter-inch-thick Plexiglas.

A housewarming party may be presented as an "open house" where people are free to come and go during a fixed window of time on a given day.

The building is a poured-concrete shell with a strong exterior horizontal emphasis created by alternating concrete strips and bands of fixed windows.

The 1st floor uses rectangular sliding windows on the south side, but it has fixed windows on the north side.

Casement windows and fixed windows continued to employ leadlight, often with larger panes of rectangular rather than diamond shape.

The most frequently specified body was a "cabrio-limousine", a four seater two-door body with a soft top but fixed window frames at the side.

The tower windows, arranged in horizontal bands (another common Prairie element), are a mix of casement windows and fixed windows.

Updated bumpers front and rear, new body side moldings, and the deletion of the small fixed window in the rear doors completed the exterior changes.

Fixed windows cannot open and are installed to provide a view (like picture windows) or as decorative accents (like oval or circular windows).

Others had had fixed windows that once were mere walls of glass; and a few of these remained, so that I was able to sketch their construction.

A very large fixed window in a wall, typically without glazing bars or glazed with only perfunctory glazing bars near the edge of the window.

Post-1977 Supercoaches are distinguished by larger pillars behind the drivers' window and entry door as well as the fixed window next to the side emergency door.

The glass-and-steel- frame design embodied fixed windows, wired with alarms that signaled breakage, accidental or otherwise; ventilation came from a failsafed rooftop air exchanger.

A.If seepage is coming in around the windows, chances are it is coming in around the movable sash frames, not around the fixed window frame.