Adhesive anchor are commonly used to fasten window frames to concrete and masonry elements.
And a plastic-coated Fabric Shield panel from Wayne Dalton Corp. (wayne-dalton.com) resembles an outdoor shade fastened to a window's sides; it feels lightweight but resists flying two-by-fours to meet the strict hurricane code of Miami-Dade County in Florida.
The tricky installation involved fastening the window frame to the roof as well as to the foundation.
By Antona Neiger and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, October 30, 1954 P. 28 A man, wearing a black homburg, boarded a West Side I.R.T. express at 110th St. Standing in front of a row of seated passengers, he took from his pocket a small hook attached to a suction cup, fastened this to the car window in front of him, and hung his hat on it, about six inches over the head of a seated lady.
Left the thermometers fastened to the window ledge of the old building.
The New Yorker, February 14 , 1931P. 12 Left the thermometers fastened to the window ledge of the old building.
By Melville Cane and E. B. White The New Yorker, February 14 , 1931P. 12 Left the thermometers fastened to the window ledge of the old building.
Rebecca was playing with other children, including her brothers Jorem, 4 and John Peter, 2. In the health centre's maternity ward, a smiling but frail Mary Amulo would narrate her ordeal, repeatedly glancing at the slow drips from the intravenous set fastened on the window frame.
A hose, fastened to the exhaust pipe with tinfoil, dangled inside the car's rear window.
I fastened a bedsheet over my window with masking tape.
A luxury handbag fastened with a seatbelt strap.
