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quarter-round - small moulding or beading which is one-quarter of circle in section, often used at junction of floor and baseboard.
quatrefoil - leaf-like motif with four lobes or circular areas; frequently the form of decorative windows.
Queen Anne sash or window - large glass pane edged with many small panes of square or rectangular glass, frequently coloured.
quoins - large stones or bricks which accentuate corners of a building; laid vertically, frequently alternating short and long blocks.
rake - slope of gable, pediment, staircase, floor (frequently in theatres).
raking moulding - moulding that follows slope of gable.
return (cornice return) - continuation of moulding, where bottom of raking moulding on a gable is carried a short distance back and horizontally towards centre of gable.
riser - vertical portion of stair step; can be open riser.
roughcast - exterior plaster or stucco with rough aggregate (gravel, broken bottle glass, etc.) thrown in, such as pebbledash. |
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