How well do you know your window vocabulary? Here's a quick visual glossary of a few of the more familiar, and confounding, terms that pepper the pros' conversations when they're chatting about fenestration.
Muntins are the narrow wooden glazing bars that divide and secure the individual lights in a sash. These are not to be confused with mullions, which are the wider vertical members placed between windows in a group. Muntins come in varying widths, helping to define the period and style of the window.
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