(as a substitute for glazing, direct into frame (i.e. sashless) or into sash).
2. Frameless panels
(this is similar to a fixed insulation panel except that the window frame is hidden behind the panel, so all you see is a monolithic panel). We often use these to form spandrel panels between levels of a building where a window spans several levels.
3. Louvre vents
4. Louvre windows
5. Glass block
(Maybe as a window panel type as well as a Wall Style?)
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1. Fixed insulated panels
(as a substitute for glazing, direct into frame (i.e. sashless) or into sash).
2. Frameless panels
(this is similar to a fixed insulation panel except that the window frame is hidden behind the panel, so all you see is a monolithic panel). We often use these to form spandrel panels between levels of a building where a window spans several levels.
3. Louvre vents4. Louvre windows
5. Glass block
(Maybe as a window panel type as well as a Wall Style?)
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