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43GlossaryKickplateA protective plate applied on the lower rail of the door to prevent the door from being marred.Lock MechanismA one-handle system of bolts that secures a door at one or more locking points.Lock SetA door’s complete locking mechanism with trim, such as knobs, decorative plates and handles.Low-E (Low-Emissivity) GlassGlass which restricts the passage of radiant heat, in and out. A coating is either suspended between two layers of glass or affixed to one of the panes.Mini BlindsWindow blinds consisting of slats that are less than half the width of standard blinds. Their size makes cleaning easier.MullionThe upright or vertical piece dividing panels in a door.Multi-Point-LockOptional Pella hardware that secures the door at the top and bottom for added security. MuntinA short horizontal or vertical \a stile, rail or another bar.PanelThe part of the door that swings open and closed.SidelightsTall and narrow fixed glass panels that are attached on either side of the door frame.SillThe bottom of the frame that rests on the floor.Strike and StrikeplateA metal plate affixed to door jamb and featuring a hole or holes for the door bolt. The strike latches to the strikeplate when engaged.SweepEnergy-efficient weather-stripping system at the bottom of the door. It forms a seal against air and water infiltration between the door and the sill.Tempered GlassPlate glass with increased mechanical strength.ThumbturnThe component of a door that extends or retracts with a dead bolt or latch bolt by grasping with the thumb and fingers and turning.TransomThe fixed glass panel that is installed above the door.True Divided LightIdentified by multiple panes of glass that are separated physically by muntins or grilles. WeatherstripMaterial that seals cracks around a door to help keep out drafts.Wrought IronA tough form of iron forged into decorative accents. Prized for its corrosion-resistant properties.