Abstract: A double hung window assembly includes a frame having horizontally spaced-apart first and second vertically extending stiles and upper and lower frame members extending between and interconnecting the first and second stiles to form a vertically enlarged frame opening that is generally quadrilateral in shape. The window assembly includes a bottom window sash that is movably disposed in a lower portion frame opening. The bottom window sash includes a generally quadrilateral first frame having an enlarged first window opening therethrough, and a lower window pane mounted to the first frame in the first window opening. The first frame has vertically spaced-apart horizontal upper and lower edges defining a first height. The window assembly further includes an upper window sash that is movably disposed in an upper portion of the window opening.

Abstract: A method for producing a window assembly that comprises providing a glass pane having an outer surface, and providing a plurality of frame assemblies that cooperate with one another to surround the glass pane. The method also includes covering at least a select one of the frame assemblies with at least one cover member having an outer surface. The method further includes covering at least a portion of the outer surface of the glass pane and at least a portion of the outer surface of the at least one cover member with a protective member such that the at least one cover member and the protective member are adapted to be removed from the window assembly subsequent to installation of the window assembly.

Abstract: An insulated window panel assembly for use in window and door assemblies having an improved insulating spacer between the window panes comprising the panel assembly. At least two panes of glass or other panel material are interconnected in parallel, spaced relationship by a spacer assembly. The spacer assembly is preferably a single length of tubing, generally rectangular in shape, having an outer wall of a first width interconnected to an inner wall of less width by generally concave sidewalls. The sidewalls also contain a bead of sealer material configured to seal with the adjacent window panes. A secondary seal is deposited on the outer wall and overlaps the sidewalls to also form a seal with the window panes. The spacer assembly is preferably one piece, bent to conform to the overall shape of the window panes wherein a first end of the spacer is connected to the opposite end. Folds may be made in the spacer along a crimp line formed in the inner wall to accommodate angular window pane configurations.

Abstract: A wood type golf clubhead includes a face, a sole, a crown, a toe portion, a heel portion, and a hosel portion adjacent the heel portion. The hosel portion has an inverted or recessed portion which includes a generally concave wall. A hosel tube extends upwardly from the hosel portion. The hosel tube is supported within a boss which is formed integrally with the inside surface of the face. An alignment groove is provided at the intersection between the face and the crown, and the groove includes a surface which lies within a plane which is substantially vertical when the clubhead is soled at address. The sole includes a flat portion for supporting the clubhead at address, and a rear wall curves upwardly and rearwardly from the flat portion to the crown. The toe portion and the crown merge at a relatively sharp angle to provide a streamlined shape.