Definitions for "Fanlight"
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semicircular or semielloptical window over a doorway or aother window.
A small window over a door or casement
A semicircular or semielliptical window above a door, usually inset with radiating glazing bars.
A semi-circular window with radiating bars in the form of an open fan used above a door.
a window, usually semi-circular over a door, with radiating muntins suggesting a fan
A half circular transom window over a window or door
A semi-circular or semi-elliptical window with a horizontal sill often above a door.
fan-shaped (semi-circular or elliptical) window which usually forms part of door unit
A HALF-CIRCLE WINDOW WITH RADIATING BARS; USUALLY INSTALLED OVER A WINDOW, SOMETIMES OVER A DOOR.
a window above a door and hinged to a transom
a window in a roof to admit daylight
a semicircular window over a door or window; usually has sash bars like the ribs of a fan
a fixed (non-opening), ornamental window of semicircular or segmental shape
a semicircular or semi-elliptical window over a doorway or another window
Fan shaped window above a door
a window above a door, usually semicircular, with glazing bars radiating out like a fan.
The glazed sash fitted over a door or window. Usually hinged like an awning window, it is designed for ventilation and light.
A semi-circular transom window over a door or window.
A half circle or half ellipse over a door or occasionally another window, containing muntins in a fanlike pattern. Fanlights are associated with Adam, Colonial Revival, early Classical Revival, and Neoclassical houses.
Fixed half-moon window sash above a door
a semicircular window (often placed above a door or another window).
glazed opening immediately over, and integrated within the framing of, a doorway.
window, often semicircular, with radiating glazing bars suggesting a fan that is placed over a door.
Originally a fan-shaped window over a door, but now applied to any window in that position often rectangular.
A window, which is usually semi-circular, with radiating glass sections that make it look like an open fan. Commonly found above doors.
A window, often semi-circular or elliptical, placed above a doorway. (Fanlights often include a delicate, radiating arrangement of windowpanes suggesting a fan.) KEYSTONE: The wedge-shaped central block or stone at the center of an arch. LINTEL: A horizontal beam spanning a door or window, or other opening. A lintel may be structural, carrying the weight of the wall above, or just decorative.
A half-circle window over a door or window with radiating bars.
A fan-shaped window over a door--it lets light in. The window is fan-shaped because of both its semicircular shape and the glazing bars that resemble the spokes of a fan.
a semi-circular or fan-shaped window with radiating members or tracery set over a door or window.
Technically, the term refers to a semi-circular window, in the shape of a fan, which is used over a window or door. However, the term has become used for any window over a window or door.