(pronounced KAYS-gudz) The general term for furniture that supplies interior storage space, such as cabinets, credenzas, bookshelves, desks, dressers, buffets, etc. In the contract furniture world, manufacturers refer to office configurations as casegoods as to differentiate them from open
(pronounced KAYS-mehnt) This term refers both to a window sash that opens using side hinges, as well as to the entire window utilizing this type of
(pronounced KAY-sing) Most of us think of that creepy film around sausages when we hear this word, but in the A&D world it just means the trim / molding installed around windows and doors that covers the framework seam
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