Vertical part of the framework of a flat.
Vertical Components of panels
Term for the vertical pieces that constitute the side edges of a door.
n. the vertical construction member located on either edge of a door
The vertical beam on a window or panel-door.
The upright or vertical perimeter piece of a sash, panel or screen.
Vertical pieces of wood or composite material that make up the sides of a shutter panel.
An upright part of frame construction..
The vertical sides of a window sash.
A vertical member of a panel or frame, as in a door or window sash.
A vertical side piece of a door or window sash.
The vertical member of the sling, one for each side.
The vertical side member of a window sash or door panel.
Also referred to as door frame. Commonly there is a standard stile or narrow stile.
one of the vertical members in a frame or panel into which the secondary members are fitted
an upright that is a member in a door or window frame
a side or vertical piece within a flat
The vertical outside member in the framework of doors and cabinets.
The vertical members of a door to which the lock and hinges are applied.
Any vertical element of an assembly; usually associated with panel construction.
The vertical upright on either side (and sometimes the center) of a panel door.
A vertical piece in a panel or frame, as of a door or window.
This is the vertical portion of the shutter frame. The stiles have mortises cut into them, which receive the tenons of the rails to complete the sturdy mortise and tenon construction.
Vertical framing member of a paneled door.
Vertical framing member of a panel door.
The upright vertical edges of a door, window or screen.
A vertical door or cabinet frame component.
The vertical members of a cabinet's front frame or door.
The vertical members of window sash and panel doors.
The vertical pieces of frames, such as face frames and door frames.
The vertical framing members of the cabinet face frame assembly.
The main vertical members of the framework of a sash.
Vertical framing pieces of the cabinet face frame or door assembly. Supports the rails.
The stiles are the parts of a frame that run up and down.
The vertical elements of a doorframe or window frame; normally where hinges are attached and lock bolt is received. For example, if a door has a window, the stiles support the door on either side of the window.
The upright or vertical outside pieces of a sash, door, window, or screen.
A vertical piece in a frame or panel.
The vertical edge of a sash or glazed door.
An upright framing member in a panel door
The vertical framing member of a shutter.
The vertical sections of the sash.
The vertical members of a window sash.
A piece of wood cut along the grain, usually used in frame and panel construction, mounted vertically. End stiles are often extended to the floor and used as legs in panel chests.
The uprights or vertical outside pieces of a sash, door, blind or screen.
The vertical part of a raised panel door.
The vertical side section of a window or door frame, sash or panel.
The main vertical frame members of a sash or door.
The side frame members of a door or window (not the jamb).
In insulated door panels, the full-length parts, usually wood, which make up the long edges. In stile and rail doors, the vertical edge parts.
Horizontal measurement from the edge of the door to the edge of the bead or glass.
A vertical member of the door structure; each door has two: a lock stile and a hinge stile.
The vertical frame members of a sash, door, blind or screen.
The vertical outside part of cabinet and door frames.
Outside vertical member of a cabinet or door, which frames a panel.
A vertical framing member found in a door panel.
vertical member, especially of panel door.
Vertical sections of a door or window sash.