glass window
See-through building opening
A glass window is a window fitted with glass panes, as opposed to open shutters, oiled paper, or other historical alternatives.
The phrase is largely redundant in modern usage, since windows today are assumed to have glass unless otherwise specified.
It occasionally appears for emphasis or in historical contexts: The cottage had actual glass windows, a luxury for the time.
- frameSupporting outer structure
- crackNarrow break or attempt
- daylightingUsing sunshine indoors
- sunlightRadiance from our star
- soundproofingPreventing noise transmission
sill · pane · weatherproofing · glare · ventilation · fenestration · streak · UV protection · mullion · shutters · smudge · blinds · raindrops · opening · frost · condensation · transparent · overlooking
- sound boothmicrophone, mic, soundproofing, foam panels, acoustic panels
- glassworklampworking, lampwork, flamework, copper foil, Tiffany lamp
- ovensmicrowave oven, gas oven, electric oven, toaster oven, convection oven
- reflectorsreflector, mirror, parabolic reflector, flat mirror, retroreflector
- convertible partssoft top, hard top, canvas top, vinyl top, retractable roof
glass windowbrick wall
Stacked masonry partition
concrete wall · blank wall · stone wall · partition wall · blackout curtain
glass, window, glasses, glassy, windshield, glassware, glazing, windowed, magnifying glass