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my answers... 1. divided lights help keep costs down by getting the glass in more manageable sizes and being able to replace smaller panes when things go wrong.
by detourdog 2y ago
my answers...
1. divided lights help keep costs down by getting the glass in more manageable sizes and being able to replace smaller panes when things go wrong.
2. Yes they are an abomination.
3. These faux finishes keep costs down by removing the need to make perfectly flat untextured surfaces. Some believe that wood texture over other choices won't shock the consumer.
4. We should be using more recycled materials the bigger issue is that the color choices tend towards black or diarrhea.
The way I see society has to maintain a certain amount of continuity to maintain momentum. The original article seems to touch on this need but I think spend too much time developing a more conplex and less true perspective on the issue.
- CharlieDigital 2y agoDivided lights come in simulated either sandwiched in the glazing or installed outside of the glazing! My house had them outside of the glazing (Andersen windows) and I removed them all.
- detourdog 2y agoI see. I was describing actual divided light windows. When I ordered my Marvin windows for a farmhouse I skipped th divided light option.