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What is the beam above a doorway called?
Door lintel
How far can a astronaut go into space in the space shuttle?
115 to 400 miles above the Earth.
What are the release dates for Space Above and Beyond - 1995 Toy Soldiers 1-16?
Space Above and Beyond - 1995 Toy Soldiers 1-16 was released on: USA: 18 February 1996
Is there a power rangers in space movie and what is it called?
No, there is no Power Rangers In Space movie.
What is the bit of ear called above the lobe?
its called the pinna
What is the metal above the window called?
Lintel
The Post and lintel allowed builders to?
support weight above an open space! :)
What is the beam above a doorway called?
Door lintel
An horizontal beam above a door or window?
The horizontal beam above a door or window is sometimes called a lintel. This part of the door or window is a portion of the frame in most cases.
How can you use lintel in a sentence?
The lintel hung on a nail above the archway of my door.They used an unfinished beam as a lintel over the window.
What is a lintel made of?
Stone, metal or wood depending on need. A lintel is the part, not what it is made of.
What The post and lintel allowed builders to?
support weight above an open space A+ join the group kkk korect,kool,kids we have the awnsers
What did the post-and-lintel allow the builders to do?
support weight above an open space A+ join the group kkk korect,kool,kids we have the awnsers
What did the post and lintel allow builders to do?
support weight above an open space A+ join the group kkk korect,kool,kids we have the awnsers
Which is the semicircular area above the door lintel of a church?
tympanum
What is a beam over a door called?
A "lintel."
What is the difference between a lintel or finial?
A lintel is a horizontal architectural member spanning above an opening, such as a doorway or an arch. A finial is a decorative piece that finishes off the top of the lintel. It could also be placed above the vertical posts on opposite ends. Think of the finial(s) as "final finish(es)."
