Here, too were the louvres, the broad-based wooden benches, the curvilinear balusters supporting rails around polished wooden platforms. |
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Interior surfaces are of pine and birch plywood boarding and acoustic wood louvres. |
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Inside, there is an inner glass wall with sliding doors, while the outer skin has opening louvres. |
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On the outside of this, there are red cedar louvres and exposed galvanised steelwork. |
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Fixed horizontal prismatic louvres above the oriels shade the windows from the sun. |
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My suite is a tasteful creation with wooden louvres and adobe walls, plus seductive lounges that offer equally snoozy lagoon vistas. |
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These days the computer room is ventilated by fan and also has louvres in the door. |
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Unlike traditional Irish shutters, they have louvres that can be adjusted for privacy and light. |
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All spaces are permeated by light striated by the louvres, but the effect can be changed radically. |
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High ceilings and louvres allow the breeze through, which keeps supporters cool. |
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In summer the fan is reversed, cooling the building by drawing fresh air through louvres in the external envelope. |
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In order to do so efficiently, doors and louvres must be adjusted by a knowledgeable operator. |
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These are high ceilings, big windows and doors, with louvres, mosquito netting on four-poster beds. |
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Building services are generally domestic in scale, with openable windows, heating, external sun louvres and internal roller blinds. |
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To prevent this central space from overheating, the glass is protected by an external grillage of fixed wooden louvres. |
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The louvres in the eight sound openings to the spire's belfry are unsafe and have been covered in green netting for more than two years. |
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On our headrails, the louvres are always equally spaced for the very neatest of finishes. |
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Two kinds of panels are used, one opaque with vertical ridges, and the other resembling a veil, with horizontal louvres that allow light to filter into the gallery spaces. |
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Incorporated within the timber louvres are troughs for planting that will gradually become established on the north side, screening and diffusing the sun's glare. |
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These furnishings included carpets, curtains, louvres, rococo chairs, plaster casts of antique statues and busts, paintings, Chinese vases and diverse plants. |
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In appearance, they are like medieval louvres and were designed to trap the wind from any direction then funnel it through a hollow shaft to the rooms below. |
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Treated glasses and prismatic devices can, like louvres with specular faces, provide selective shading and redirection of light. |
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During fixing, the louvres should be set square and true in opening then wedged before fixing. |
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The house is modern, in the glass-box mode, with louvres running across its front and through a shallow, boulder-lined pool, now drained. |
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As an option, a system of louvres makes it possible to avoid any possible nuisance from intrusive light. |
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Illumination of the application areas is achieved with c. 600 DUS Plus fixtures with CAT louvres. |
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The support module's main function is to limit the compression of the torsion-spring louvres to ensure optimal contact. |
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For the rectangular louvres the use of the IF installation frame is recommended, particularly for the modular sections. |
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This can be achieved by allowing access through existing ventilation slits, louvres and hoods to self-contained nesting areas kept separate from the rest of the interior. |
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Back in town, among the most distinctive digs are the Hotel Sofitel Central, a palatial, seafront pavilion of louvres, punkah fans and armies of gardeners. |
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The north wall opens up to the sunken courtyard to draw in cool air, and the tapered lanterns serve as thermal chimneys, with openable louvres to evacuate hot air. |
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Externally, the building's horizontality is emphasized and given texture by a covering of narrow larch slats and by louvres over glass doors on the west. |
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The ROM and RBM actuators provide quiet and reliable operation for all kinds of small ball valves and butterfly valves, as well as dampers and ventilation louvres. |
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Special dimensions are not available for circular louvres. |
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It has masts, cables, a two-hundred-and-fifty-foot-long suspended pedestrian bridge, and, as its coup de théâtre, a pair of movable wings made of metal louvres that form a gigantic brise-soleil, or architectural sunscreen. |
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Insulated internal blinds or louvres, when closed at night and combined with a correctly designed pelmet, can act as a thermal barrier, greatly reducing heat loss to the outside. |
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Both models use fluorescent light sources, anodised louvres and electronic ballast units to offer maximum effectiveness and greatest energy savings. |
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After the first period of building life operating in this control mode, user dissatisfaction recommended opening the high level louvres and changing the temperature value at which the windows open. |
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Use small windows, solar screens, louvres, etc. Separate bright public access areas from display areas, and provide adaptation paths between the two. |
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The legendary Siteco DUS trunking system is designed as a modular system and according to requirements, supplementary elements such as reflectors and louvres can be mounted without use of tools. |
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In the forward portion of the aircraft, this configuration includes the valve position of individual air outlets in the cockpit and throughout the cabin, and the position of the louvres in the bottom part of the cockpit door. |
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At certain locations on the bridge, the luminaires are also fitted with internal louvres which cut out back flux in order to protect areas where certain species of fish reproduce. |
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No specific maintenance is required for VARMECA motors, apart from the regular removal of dust from the ventilation louvres and the cooling fins situated at the bottom of the box. |
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By adjusting the louvres within the bollard head, which is set at a 45 degree angle, rotation and slight modification to the light distribution is achieved. |
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Due to the pressure differential, the hot air escaping from the louvres generated a constant airflow that drew cooler air up through the gaps in the floor. |
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