Friday Filler
Here are two terms that are often confused:
What is the difference between a 'muntin' and a 'mullion'.
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Friday Filler
Here are two terms that are often confused:
What is the difference between a 'muntin' and a 'mullion'.
Re: Friday Filler
munton comes from old sheep, Mullion is a weed/wild flower.
Re: Friday Filler
Mullions of people have climbed muntins all over the world. I myself have climbed the Alps.
Tommy
Re: Friday Filler
Here's what I was told.
Mullion-bars vertical or horizontal that separate panes in a window
Muntons-are usually larger and separate or tie together two or more windows
Answer
Gary has it pretty much right. "Mull" is a a term for joining two windows, and a "Mullion" is the joining member. A "Muntin" can be a dividing member between panes of a window or panels in a paneled wall.
John and Tommy, thanks for your alternative explanation. If this is true, Tommy should be able to grow Mt. Level into an Alp by starting with a flock of sheep.