Rebated example sentences

Related (5): discounted, refunded, deducted, reduced, reimbursed

"Rebated" Example Sentences

The contractor installed the rebated frame for the new door.
The rebated frame has internal grooves to accommodate the door panels.
The rebated door has a frame with grooves into which the wood panels fit.
The rebated door held together with simple wood dowels instead of hinges.
The construction workers installed the new rebated sliding patio doors.
The rebated panes slid smoothly inside their grooves.
The rebated door panels allowed for easy removal and replacement.
They secured the rebated sections of the door frame together with screws and glue.
The rebated grooves in the frame ensured a snug fit for the glass panes.
The rebated sliding door moved easily on its track.
The window frame features interlocking rebated sides joined with glue and nails.
The rebated sections came preassembled and required minimal fitting.
The rebates provided space for the seals and weather stripping.
They fitted the rebated section of the door into the header and side jambs.
The carpenter made the rebates in the wood with a router and chisel.
They fitted the rebated sides of the door into the precut grooves.
The rebated panels were held in place with a simple sliding bolt lock.
They spread adhesive in the rebated grooves before fitting the wood sections.
The rebates allowed for easy adjustment of the panels to ensure a flush fit.
The rebate provides a space for the door seal and locking mechanism.
They notched and shaped the frame to accommodate the rebates for the glass panels.
The rebated panels meshed together with near perfect precision.
The rebates were cut square and true to ensure a seamless join with the panels.
The rebated panes fit tightly but slid easily within the timber frame.
The rebated wood sections slotted neatly into their grooves with little effort.
They measured and marked the rebates using a sliding bevel gauge and fine pencil.
The rebate cuts were precise to ensure a smooth operation of the sliding panels.
The rebated oak panels added character and charm to the rustic barn door.
The rebated sliding panels allowed views into both directions.
The rebated sections were marked using a Try square and pencil.
The rebates were cut using a hand saw and chisel to shape the grooves.
The rebated panels employed simple brass tracks and rollers for easy sliding action.
The rebated sections were precision cut to ensure a tight fit with minimal gaps.
The rebated panels fit snugly within their wooden frames.
The deep rebates accommodated the thick glass panes.
They fitted interlocking rubber seals into the rebated grooves.
The rebated joinery allowed for a seamless transition between the door panels.
The rebates streamlined the door design and allowed for smooth operation.
The rebated sliding panels move on specially designed nylon runners.
The rebated sections required careful marking out before cutting the grooves.
They test fitted the rebated sections and adjusted as necessary.
The rebated sides lock together with a simple pin and slot system.
The rebated frames were externally lacquered to prevent weathering.
The precise rebated frames ensured years of trouble free operation.
They filed the rebated grooves until the panels slotted in perfectly.
The rebates allowed for expansion and contraction of the wood panels.
The rebated sections came with pre-applied weather seals.
The rebates accommodated a center mullion to divide the door into two panels.
The rebated ceiling panels could be removed for access to the loft space.
The rebated panels lock together with simple rebated dowels.
The deep rebates ensured a tight fit for the heavy, insulated glass.
The rebates created interlocking panels that could be easily dismantled.
The rebated system allows the panels to slide smoothly with minimal friction.
They applied silicone sealant to the rebates to make them watertight.
The rebated panels slide on specially designed metal tracks.
The rebated panels employed precision-cut dovetail joints.
The rebated frame separates the sliding panels, preventing them from rubbing.
They cut the rebated grooves exactly square using a mitre box and saw.
The rebated panels lock into place with simple wooden pegs.
The rebated panels employed a push-pull lock mechanism for easy opening and closing.