and we” economical ao angle of in- i fs Or fe of the til aintion the vertical stiles evil wides ventilation nt t even when the w m closed. Such win- is et commonly recom- aos 4 for bathroom, we’s. ma shops and other areas a . privacy is the main wher tion, It is however, eae maintain them = a as the dust gets easily if Peaster deposited on the louvers. BEADING Sometimes the louvers or the out fades are pivoted to the fame at both ends and in addition every blade is con- Fig. 1736 mecied by a small hinge to a verlical batten. When the tutien is pulled up, the gaps between the blades are opened and when the batten is pulled down, the gaps between the blades get closed. DETAIL AT_X Enlarged details at X (Refer Fi.g 1734) (8) Metal window. Use of metal windows is getting increasingly popular these days. Windows made of metals, like mild steel, galvanised nild steel, aluminium, bronze, stainless steel etc. are recommended espe- sally for public buildings like offices, hospitals, schools etc. Bronze, hminium and stainless steel are considered to be the best as they possess degree of elegance, finishing, durability and are rust proof as well. eer, Bronze and stainless steel being very costly, use of windows out of these metals, is restricted to posh buildings where cost is not a Consideration. As compared with bronze or stainless steel, ~ sh etlb are less expensive and hence they are commonly Whssereng for buildings where high degree of elegance is required 1 mai » Aluminium windows are also rust proof, durable and require inlenance and paintin, 2g. “da fice being cheapest of the above metals, steel windows work il tyyee 4! €COnomical, Hence steel windows are extensively used in Tafacn, euildings. As a measure of economy, steel windows are spy can Ma wide range of standard sizes. The window of required fabricated out of standard light rolled steel sections. § A Yall op it nstinow can be fixed direct in the masonry opening in the fitted in a wooden frame fixed in the window opening