transom means a member placed horizontally and used to tie transversely one ledger to another, or one standard to another in an independent tie scaffold;
transom means a glazed area above a display window or door that is separated from the display window or door by a horizontal framing member ("the transom bar"). The glazing in the transom may be fixed or operable.
transom means the glazed area above a display window or door separated from the main window area or door by a transom bar.
More Definitions of transom
transom means horizontal member normally in the direction of the smaller dimensions of the working scaffold.
transom means a glazed area above a display window or door that is separated from the display window or door by a horizontal framing member ("the transom bar"). The glazing in the transom may be fixed or operable. §2. Subdivision (c) of section 2-17 of Title 63 of the Rules of the City of New York is amended by repealing and repromulgating paragraphs (1) and (2), concerning restoration of buildings or façade elements, and adding new paragraphs (3) and (4), relating to new storefront infill, to read as follows:
transom means a member plaged horizontally and used to tie transversely one
transom means the beam or bar over the sternpost of a vessel.
transom means, as it applies to access scaffolding equipment, a horizontal scaffold member capable of supporting a platform or a lifting beam;