A work usually in the form of a redan, to inclose a space before a door or staircase, or at the gorge of a larger work. It is arranged like a stockade.
A door made of thin, flexible wood strips mounted on heavy fabric which slides along a groove (either horizontally or vertically).
Flexible shutter on a roll-top desk or sliding doors for cupboards.
A door consisting of narrow, wooden slats glued to a flexible canvas, that slides in grooves.
A flexible, sliding shutter, which is made of strips of wood laid longways, side-by-side, and stuck to a canvas backing. Frequently found on bureaux and roll-top desks.
The flexible shutter used as a desk top or in place of a door, composed of a number of closely set wood strips attached to a piece of cloth, the whole sliding in grooves along the sides or at the top and bottom.
Sliding doors or curving pull-down fronts for desks made from thin reeded convex strips of wood glued to a linen or canvas backing and running in grooves. Used on small night tables, pot cupboards, commodes and later developed into the roll-top for desks.
A door of thin, flexible wood strips mounted on heavy fabric while slides in a groove either horizontally or vertically.