Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

baguette à vitrage moulurée

English translation:

moulded glazing bead

Added to glossary by Jon O (X)
Nov 28, 2010 14:30
13 yrs ago
French term

baguette à vitrage moulurée

French to English Tech/Engineering Materials (Plastics, Ceramics, etc.)
"Nos croisillons collés sont moulurés et contre-profilés pour s’adapter parfaitement à la forme de la baguette à vitrage moulurée."

From the brochure of a company specialising in window and door frames.

Thanks for any help!
Proposed translations (English)
4 +3 moulded glazing bead
3 -1 pressed glass pane lead

Discussion

chris collister Nov 28, 2010:
Catharine... I believe "moulure" has the more general meaning of moulding or beading. I don't think the baguette has anything to do with lead, but rather the moulded, wood lookalike strips (baguettes) which are glued to large panes of glass to make them look like expensive multi-panes. It seems that what these people are offering is a moulded cross-piece, not just the straight baguette.

Proposed translations

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moulded glazing bead

Your glass is held in place on one side by the back of a rebate, on the other side by a glazing bead that clips into place (or something like that; this is based on my experience as a shopfront joiner in an aluminium joinery).

The beads can be different shapes, moulded, chamfered, etc. If your door or window has petits bois glued to the glass, where their ends meet the glazing beads they will have to be shaped to match the profile of the beading.

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Note added at 3 hrs (2010-11-28 18:09:15 GMT)
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... of the newly-weds who couldn't tell the difference between putty and Vaseline. When the sun shone, all their window glass fell out.
I read this when I was about 10 and didn't understand the full implications. I'm not altogether sure I do now ...

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Note added at 3 hrs (2010-11-28 18:17:28 GMT)
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Pareclose
BAGUETTE en bois ou profilé métallique ou PVC assurant le MAINTIEN DU VITRAGE DANS LA FENÊTRE.
www.huisclos.fr/spip.php?page=glossaire

Parclose, n.f. : BAGUETTE de bois ou profilé métallique ou plastique qui MAINTIENT UN VITRAGE non mastiqué dans la feuillure de son châssis
http://www.batirenover.com/wps/portal/Batirenover/fiches-sol...

Pareclose
Petite BAGUETTE en bois, profilé métallique ou en PVC, assurant le MAINTIEN DU VITRAGE DANS LE CHÂSSIS
Petit-bois
Eléments décoratifs horizontaux ou verticaux divisant les vitrages (croisillons).
Croisillon
Montant et traverse d’une fenêtre (synonyme de petit-bois). Terme plus particulièrement utilisé lorsqu'il est incorporé au vitrage.
http://www.tryba.com/dn_Lelexiquedelafenetre/#
Peer comment(s):

agree Alison Sabedoria (X) : Wood, aluminium, whatever... (prefer putty myself - more tactile pleasure) =)
1 hr
agree B D Finch
3 hrs
agree Tony M : I bet that gave them a sticky moment... A bit of a pane, actually ;-)
17 hrs
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pressed glass pane lead

moulurée = pressed glass
vitrage = pane
baguette = (window) lead

"One other large pressed glass pane is known,"
http://www.cmog.org/usr/media/Annual_Report_2004.pdf page 12

"VPP Planirex screen composed of a 3 mm thick prism-textured pressed glass pane."
http://www.iskraft.is/Uploads/document/baeklingar/Ljosabaekl...

Peer comment(s):

neutral chris collister : see comment above
1 hr
disagree Tony M : The danger of mot-à-mot, I'm afraid. 'baguette de vitrage' = 'glazing bead'
18 hrs
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