
What distinguishes a sash window from a casement window?
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- A sash slides within its frame (traditionally vertically); a casement is hinged and swings open
- A sash is hinged and swings outward; a casement slides vertically
- A sash is non‑operable; a casement always has multiple panes
- A sash uses metal framing only; a casement uses wooden framing only
Correct answer: A sash slides within its frame (traditionally vertically); a casement is hinged and swings open
Explanation: A sash window operates by sliding (traditionally vertically) in its frame, while a casement is hinged and swings open; sash windows became common in Britain by the 18th century.
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