Often down the middle of a door, you'll also have a length of wood called a '
muntin'.
Down the middle, you may have a length of wood called a '
muntin'.
Overseas, Table Mountain in South Africa will become "Tle
Muntin" and Bondi Beach in Australia will also adapt its name as the letters of the main blood groups disappear.
The tested skylight consisted of two horizontal divisions separated by a vertical
muntin, each glazed with a single piece of glass.
Rooms include floor-to-ceiling
muntin windows, wood cladding, and mid-century detailing--a design that takes cues from, as Standefer says, "a gentleman's closet for pre-Mad Men Mad Men." Here, too, the masculine, polished, and timeless theme is evident.
While the glue is setting, cut the
muntin strips and glue them to the face of the panel (Photo 7).
Different window sizing, grouping, and
muntin patterns have a smaller but noticeable effect.
Muntin bars (grilles) are bonded to the insulating glass, re-creating the charm of multiple panes.
These windows feature between-the-glass blinds, shades and
muntin bars or custom-designed, stained glass overlays neatly tucked between panes of glass away from dust, damage and little hands.
Except for the slightest structural reinforcement, the glass was undivided: there were few things as architecturally unfashionable in 1965 as a
muntin bar on a window.
One piece of glass is bent to reach from the top of the frame to the bottom without any crossbar or
muntin to interfere with the view or hinder sunlight from streaming through the glass.
Workers hand assemble the
muntin bars on circle head and divided light windows.
