Curtain wall is a term used to describe a building faced which does not carry any dead load from the building other than its own dead load, and one which transfers the horizontal loads (wind loads) that are incident upon it.
The Iron Curtain.
A curtain wall is a wall that surrounds the castle for protection.
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A tapestry?
I believe you are referring to the "curtain" wall of a castle, particularly the type known as concentric. In such castles there may be two or more rings of outer walls, each encircling the others - each was fitted with towers and gates and termed a curtain wall and the outer curtain would be the first line of defence.In most cases the outer curtain would be the lowest wall, the inner curtain would be higher and the donjon (later called a keep) would be higher still, always giving the defenders an advantage if the outer defenses were captured by the enemy.In modern architecture an outer curtain is a non-structural free-standing wall designed to keep out the weather.
I believe you are referring to the "curtain" wall of a castle, particularly the type known as concentric. In such castles there may be two or more rings of outer walls, each encircling the others - each was fitted with towers and gates and termed a curtain wall and the outer curtain would be the first line of defence.In most cases the outer curtain would be the lowest wall, the inner curtain would be higher and the donjon (later called a keep) would be higher still, always giving the defenders an advantage if the outer defenses were captured by the enemy.In modern architecture an outer curtain is a non-structural free-standing wall designed to keep out the weather.
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.
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