batten door

It consists of a pair of narrow, white battened doors opening at the center.

The first floor has three bay windows with two board and batten doors with one sash window at the west end.

Kitiara thrust her candle to the battened door.

Most houses originally had covered-porch entrances and batten doors.

The old-fashioned "batten door," strongly barricaded, resisted their efforts to demolish it.

Plank and batten doors are an older design consisting primarily of vertical slats:

It has what appears to be the original, planed, single plank, batten door along with two hand-wrought, butterfly hinges.

The gabled roof is supported by poles, and a board-and a board and batten door allows access.

In cabinetry, battens may be used to strengthen panels made up of multiple boards, as in a batten door, or to cover joins.

The southern entrance is presently a square-headed, battened door with decorative, molded bricks in the shape of an ovolo surrounding it.

The western and center sections are connected by a battened door with wrought iron strap hinges and pancake nailing plates.

The smokehouse, constructed around 1850, is built of hewn logs and is accessed by a board and batten door with iron hinges.

The cabin has two board and batten doors and two windows, and a chimney constructed of rubble and red clay.

The smokehouse at Wheatlands dates to the first half of the 19th century, and is constructed of hewn logs with a board and batten door.

This opening on the end of the north wing consists of a full width, battened door bearing four vertical, recessed panels similar to the south door.

A board and batten door provides access on the north façade, and the remnants of a four-over-four sash window provided light on the south façade.

Six stone steps and a railing lead to its ground-floor entrance, with paired batten doors in a Gothic opening with a similar treatment as the fellowship hall windows.

The new batten doors were hand planed pine and the cast-iron hardware, hinges and latches were made by Eli Whitney Blake.

The room retains the huge fireplace surrounded by many of the original hand-planed, feather-edged, vertical pine boards, along with batten doors with wooden latches and strap hinges.

The house has many First Period elements, including a prominent central chimney, steep pitched roof, unpainted clapboards and trim, diamond-shaped lead-paned casement windows, and board and batten doors.

It encloses an extraordinary late medieval artifact, what James Scott Rawlings describes as "an enormous Tudor battened door that also includes the only wicket door known in Colonial America."

Stave-core - Consists of wooden slats stacked upon one another in a manner similar to a plank & batten door (though the slats are usually thinner) or the wooden-block hollow-core (except that the space is entirely filled).

When George first looked it over, he came down the stairs and saw off to the right batten doors that led to the oil burner, hot water heater, and the freezer, washers, and dryers left from the DeFeo estate.

Today the window openings, which do not have shutters, are equipped with modern nine-over-nine sash, but they retain certain trappings of the building's conversion in 1824, including the iron lattice covering; also dating to the same time are the structure's heavy batten doors.