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A built-out window is commonly referred to as a "bay window." This architectural feature extends outward from the main walls of a building, creating additional space and often allowing for more light and enhanced views. Bay windows typically consist of a central window flanked by two smaller windows, forming a polygonal shape. They are popular in both residential and commercial designs for their aesthetic appeal and functionality.
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What is a bay window?
A window built to project outward from an outside wall.
What is a hinged window called?
A hinged window is called a casement window.
What is the crossbeam of a window called?
The crossbeam of a window is called a transom.
Why is the window is called the window of the soul?
The eyes are the window.
What is name of the type of gabled extension projecting from a sloping roof built to accommodate a window?
Full length of the roof line is called a Dutch Dormer.
What are the glasses in a window called?
Window glass is called a pane or a light.
What is a window aboard ship called?
A round window in the hull (originally any opening in the hull) is called a porthole. A window in the superstructure is a window.
What is the window in a turret called?
window alcove
What is a window that you can see through called?
A "window".
What is a crescent shaped window called?
A crescent-shaped window is called a Lunette.
What is a window in a roof or ceiling called?
The window in a ceiling or roof is called a Skylight.
What is crescent shaped window called?
A crescent-shaped window is called a Lunette.
