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Round- |
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| A moulding whose profile is half a
circle. May be used as a screen moulding or bead, shelf edge
or panel mould. |
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| Hand
Rail- |
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| Used as a hand support in a
stairwell. |
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| Hardwood- |
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Hardwoods are one
of the botanical groups of trees that have broad leaves in contrast to the
needle-like leaves of the conifers or softwoods. |
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| Hook
Strip- |
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A wood moulding
nailed along the walls of a closet to support clothes hooks, shelves, and
closet poles. |
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| Horn- |
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The extension of
stile, jamb or sill. |
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Double
Horn- |
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Horns at both ends. |
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Jamb
Horn- |
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The extension of a frame side
jamb beyond the sill and head jamb. |
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Sill
Horn- |
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The extension of the
"lip" of a window sill to the outside edge of the casing, brick
moulding or sometimes wide blind stop or blindstop extension; the
extension of a door sill beyond the frame, sometimes "lugs." |
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