Re: return to cabinetry

Not Rich, here, Kitty, but in cabinetwork, a stile is the vertical
bit along the side of a panel and a rail is the horizontal bit at the
top and bottom of a panel, whether it's a wall panel or a door panel
- any panel.

Now for some marvelous ascii artwork here...hope it comes thru
aligned
       _____rail
       | 
  __\/_________
| |___________| 
| |                         | |
| |   panel           | |
| |    face             | |<-------stile
| |                         | |
| |___________| |
|_____________|
                  /\
                   |______rail

Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
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> From: Kitty <kmrsy@comcast.net>
> 
> Well, Rich - you sent me to the dictionary on that one.  The only
stile I
> was aware of was the crooked one that held a crooked sixppence.
> Stile: : a step or set of steps for passing over a fence or wall
> No, that doesn't help me.
> Rails? - not too sure about that either.
> The panel did float in the frame... and right on out of it as well.
> I suppose I did fix it incorrectly, but probably no worse than the
original
> workmanship.
> Besides, I doubt there's anything I could do about it now.
> Thanks for your help, though.

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