A sash pertaining to a window is the portion of the window separatw from the frame that holds the glass; it can be either stationary or movable.
Sash
Saxony
A tougher twisted heat-set cut pile usually dense in construction.
Shag
A long-tufted cut pile quite loose in construction; undergoing renewed popularity.
Sheet Panels
Large pieces of wood used as the base or backboard from which to create decorative panels.
Shutter
A window covering that is made of real wood PVC vinyl; comes with or without the centre rail.
Solar Outdoor Fixture
Mostly used for an ambient glow rather than a source of adequate illumination less expensive lights usually have only one bulb. New lines of solar lughts are sturdier and boast up to four bulbs which give off a much brighter light. Solar lights are environmentally friendly and require little maintenance.
Spindles or balusters
The posts supporting the handrail.
Stair Nosing
The front overhang of a step where the tread and riser meet.
Sunshade
A window covering that is made of vinyl; opacity depends on the weave. It is available in many colours.
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