1) Joint used between jamb and transom on traditional casement a) Through mortice and Tenon b) Through mortice and tenon with housing c) Stubbed tenon d) Haunched mortice and tenon e) Franked haunched mortice and tenon f) Comb joint 2) Joint used between bottom rail and stile on double hung sliding sash a) Through mortice and Tenon b) Through mortice and tenon with housing c) Stubbed tenon d) Haunched mortice and tenon e) Franked haunched mortice and tenon f) Comb joint 3) Joint used between top rail and stile on stormproof casement a) Through mortice and Tenon b) Through mortice and tenon with housing c) Stubbed tenon d) Haunched mortice and tenon e) Franked haunched mortice and tenon f) Comb joint 4) Joint used between astragal and stile on casement sashes   a) Through mortice and Tenon b) Through mortice and tenon with housing c) Stubbed tenon d) Haunched mortice and tenon e) Franked haunched mortice and tenon f) Comb joint 5) Joint used between sill and jamb of casement window a) Through mortice and Tenon b) Through mortice and tenon with housing c) Stubbed tenon d) Haunched mortice and tenon e) Franked haunched mortice and tenon f) Comb joint 6) Joint used between bottom rail and stile on traditional casement a) Through mortice and Tenon b) Through mortice and tenon with housing c) Stubbed tenon d) Haunched mortice and tenon e) Franked haunched mortice and tenon f) Comb joint

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