You must first have the proper size of glass, typically 1'' larger both ways than your day light opening. You should already have your seting blocks in place on the sill. This is usually at least a 2 man operation, for after you place your glass in the opening, it must physically be held in place until temporary mechanical stops are put in place. (Short cut offs of the pressure bar screwed into the screw race of the mullion)
After you have all glass in for that "run", you start putting on the full length pieces of vertical pressure bar. Start at the top, as you work down remove the temporary stops. After the vertical pressure bar is on, go back and put on the horizontal pressure bars. (Don't forget the weep holes and "marrying" of the corners of the vinyl - IMPORTANT STEP!
Depending on the lay out of the elevation you are working on, you may want to complete all of the pressure bar before putting on the face cap (Be sure and use a flat block on the cap when pounding it on, if you don't you get many, many dents)
The Iron Curtain.
A curtain wall is a wall that surrounds the castle for protection.
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A tapestry?
yes it does
The iron curtain
The Berlin Wall and the Iron curtain, its right. :)
The Berlin Wall "represented" the iron curtain. Strictly symbolic.
Curtain rails can be installed quickly and very easily. A person would first install the curtain rails fasteners, which are what the rails will be held onto the wall with. Once they are screwed into the wall, the curtain rail is places inside them at both ends.
Churchill
It was called the 'Berlin Wall' or the 'Iron Curtain'.
They were both a separation of West and East; the Berlin Wall was seen as the 'physical' Iron Curtain that Winston Churchill had spoken of in his speech.