8f. The Building in the Museum: Detailed Technical Description - Fittings part 1

Window(s)

Are there windows in the building?

Yes

No

Number of windows

You can add up to 10 windows. If you need to add more windows please contact us about your request.

Describe window 1

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe window 2

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe window 3

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe window 4

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe window 5

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe window 6

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe window 7

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe window 8

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe window 9

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe window 10

Upload an image of the window

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the window?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from the info added previously. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show, and it will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of window

Fixed window

(A window which does not open)

Double-Hung Window

(This has one window sash on top and one on the bottom, each of the two window sashes move up and down using a counter balance system)

Casement Window

(This has hinges on the side of its sash or sashes)

Awning Window

(These have sashes that are hinged on the top to allow the window to open upwards and inwards)

Cross window

(This is a rectangular window, divided into four individual lights by a mullion and transom in the form of a Latin cross)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Door(s)

Are there doors in the building?

Yes

No

Number of doors

You can add up to 10 doors. If you need to add more doors please contact us about your request.

Describe door 1

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe door 2

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe door 3

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe door 4

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe door 5

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe door 6

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe door 7

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe door 8

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe door 9

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe door 10

Upload an image of the door

Maximum 3 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room is the door?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room

The door has

1 leaf

2 leafs

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of door

Ledged door

(with a planked outer face and spaced horizontal members (ledges or battens) on the inner face)

Panelled door

(with the frame filled with panels, usually paired)

Heck door

(divided horizontally into two parts independently hinged; sometimes now called stable door)

Planked door

(made up of vertical planks on the outer face and horizontal planks on the inner face)

_{Please select one option. As defined in}_here

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Stairs

Are there stairs in the building?

Yes

No

Number of stairs

You can add up to 3 stairs. If you need to add more stairs please contact us about your request.

Describe stairs 1

Upload an image of the stairs

Maximum 5 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room do the stairs start?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room, where the stair starts

Where in the building / in which room do the stairs end?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room, where the stair ends

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of stairs

Straight flight

(stairs which connect two floors with only one flight)

Dog-leg staircase

(one flight raises half a storey in one direction, after a half landing another flight returns in the other)

Spiral staircase

(stair which winds around a central pole)

Notched ladder

(diagonal raising baulk or tree trunk at whose upper side steps are worked out)

Block stairs

(stairs made of heavy rectangular or triangular baulks)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe stairs 2

Upload an image of the stairs

Maximum 5 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room do the stairs start?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room, where the stair starts

Where in the building / in which room do the stairs end?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room, where the stair ends

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of stairs

Straight flight

(stairs which connect two floors with only one flight)

Dog-leg staircase

(one flight raises half a storey in one direction, after a half landing another flight returns in the other)

Spiral staircase

(stair which winds around a central pole)

Notched ladder

(diagonal raising baulk or tree trunk at whose upper side steps are worked out)

Block stairs

(stairs made of heavy rectangular or triangular baulks)

_{Please select one option.}

Additional information about the selected material

_{For example wood: oak}

Manufacturing technique

Describe the condition, decay, and parasites

Describe stairs 3

Upload an image of the stairs

Maximum 5 files.
2 MB limit.
Allowed types: gif, jpg, png, svg.

Where in the building / in which room do the stairs start?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room, where the stair starts

Where in the building / in which room do the stairs end?

Room 1

Room 2

Room 3

_{Select the room from previously added info. Only information added in the}_{previous form: New Building - General Information}_{will show. It will show automatically. For now, we included "draft" information for clarity.}

Describe the position in the room, where the stair ends

Dimensions

Re-order	Height	Width	Depth	Weight	Operations
	Height Please provide in mm	Width Please provide in mm	Depth Please provide in mm	Item weight

Type of stairs

Straight flight

(stairs which connect two floors with only one flight)

Dog-leg staircase

(one flight raises half a storey in one direction, after a half landing another flight returns in the other)

Spiral staircase

(stair which winds around a central pole)

Notched ladder

(diagonal raising baulk or tree trunk at whose upper side steps are worked out)

Block stairs

(stairs made of heavy rectangular or triangular baulks)

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Manufacturing technique

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Well(s)

Are there wells in the building or attached?

Yes

No

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Where in the building / in which room is the well?

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Room 2

Room 3

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Dimensions

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Describe well 3

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Where in the building / in which room is the well?

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Room 3

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Dimensions

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8f. The Building in the Museum: Detailed Technical Description - Fittings part 1

Window(s)

Door(s)

Stairs

Well(s)