The phrase "cabinet window" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a window that is situated in or on a cabinet. Example: "The kitchen had ample natural light, thanks to the large cabinet window above the sink."
When the doors were closed, the instruments instantly played, and ghostly hands appeared at the cabinet windows.
After drying under negative pressure inside the biosafety cabinet, windows were used for fluorescence microscopy, XFM and SEM.
These sensors can be placed in many discreet locations around the house: doors, cabinets, windows, beds, etc.
co-op in a postwar building; dining area with built-in cabinets, windowed kitchen, h/w floors, 17 closets; common garden and library in complex; maintenance $704, includes utilities, 33% tax-deductible; listed at $140,000 ,1 week on market (Broker: Gateway Arms Realty Corp).
Here's the math on his latest deal, for a building with 16 one- and two-bedroom units, all sporting new cabinets, windows and leases running through April at monthly rents from $700 to $1,100.
Apply your masking tape to the edges of areas that will not be painted (cabinets, windows, woodwork, floor, ceiling, etc. ) Make sure the tape is straight.
This segment principally includes paints and stains; and cabinet, door, window and other hardware.
C. C. Sullivan, a spokesman for Lucifer (the company of lighting, not the Prince of Darkness), outlined all kinds of spots where traditional elements are disappearing or becoming less obtrusive, including cooktops, kitchen appliances, bath accessories, drawer fronts, baseboards, medicine cabinets and window frames.
I can fill my shelves, cabinets, closets, window sills and counter tops with the decorations of my choosing, without having to consider the design aesthetic of another.
Kitchen counters will be quartz, bathroom cabinets teak; windows will stretch from floor to ceiling.
