What are they?

There is a small window on the ship, usually a round window on the side of the ship. The petals are also similar to windows on an aircraft or spacecraft. Another type of window is a small opening through which the weapon is burned.

In the case of the window, the window allows light and air to enter the bottom, often dark level of the container. Of course, the windows are waterproof; In general, it is made of a circular piece of glass, surrounded by a metal frame that is screwed into the hull of the ship. Some eyes have joints that allow them to open and close for air or for cleaning.

The windows may vary from mere inches to a few feet in diameter. Some eyes are extremely heavy due to thick glass and metals used. Favorite metals for windows include bronze and brass because they resist corrosion from salt water. Education sometimes has a storm shutter known as Deadlight .

commonly used in decorating, shifts give home an ininižinký naval look. You want to create a mirror window, use wood, buttons to look like a rivety and mirror. On the outside of the house provides faux windows character or can balance the use or lack of closures. Some eyes are also functional windows.

Authentic windows of the window can be saved from a boat that is a popular form of recycling, and then used to accent the house. The interior doors can also be equipped with a window. Other windows provide the theme of a spacecraft, for example in the nursery.

Further use of the window window is like a candle holder. Many items are available commercially, such as windows and barometers. On the round background can be created murals or images that give the visual impression that they look into the ocean from the window of the ship. Other prints or works of art depicting the sea or ship can be framed in wooden gears in the shape of RTHole.

A fun children's vessel is to paint a clear plastic circle with an image from the sea. Complete the Motouz or Rope and PSlide the loop for hanging. Other maritime accents to be decorated with windows include the rescuer of life, anchors, replicas of lighthouses, diving helmets, ships, scrimshaw - which is carved or engraved ivory and other objects.