Originally Posted By: ajalowsky
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Thursday…Sorry for the tardiness…
Thursday…Sorry for the tardiness…
Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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You mean window, correct?
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Originally Posted By: tgardner
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I know I’ve seen them on the aft end of a boat before…
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Originally Posted By: John Bowman
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Transom window. The window sash located above a door. Also called transom light/lite.
Originally Posted By: Blaine Wiley
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Around here they’re called transom “lights”. Winders are them thar thangs that hep ya look out yonder.
Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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Never heard them referred to as lights…lights are things you turn on that run on lectric.
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Originally Posted By: rcooke
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| kmcmahon wrote: |
| Never heard them referred to as lights...lights are things you turn on that run on lectric. |
I grew up next to a glass works and they always called them LITES .
I believe this was the way they spelt it to . I think it comes from England .
Many places still call them lites example below .
http://www.holmesgaragedoor.com/windows.htm
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Originally Posted By: kmcmahon
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I’ve heard them referred to as lites when they are interior windows…like borrowed lites.
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Originally Posted By: lkage
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Remember the old private eye movies where the door to his hall office has the opaque glass withe his company name and the open hopper transom lite/window above it?
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Originally Posted By: gbell
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http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/usrimages/t/transom.jpg ]
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Originally Posted By: doldfield
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A transom is the “lite” above the door in the interior of a building that opens to allow for the flow of air in the room .It was widely used in Florida and La. at one time. (before A/C
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Originally Posted By: Jay Moge
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some doors are installed with a “side lite” set up. a narrow “window” that goes the hight of the door and is usualy about 8’’ wide. i’ve never seen these lites open. it the ones on top are transom lites i’ve not seen them open either. but i’ve seen the ones on interior doors open. is this what were all getting confused about… or just me?
Originally Posted By: Aimee Jalowsky
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The answer is False.
Originally Posted By: Jay Moge
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that’s true…i mean right, no left…wait what was the question?
