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| A wooden sliding door constructed of a single wooden panel *wata-ita ΘΒ and set into a timber frame *kamachi y. It is characterized by the addition of thin parallel crosspieces *mairako Ηq set horizontally on both sides of the panel. The space between the crosspiece strips is usually about 2.4 cm, equal to the width of the strips. This pattern is called komagaeshi ¬ΤΤ. (see *mairako.) More rarely the strips are set vertically. Some mairado have crosspieces on one side only and sliding doors *fusuma ¦, installed behind them. This type began to appear around the late 18c. The mairado panel is also called hame HΪand the crosspieces are called mairabame ΗHΪ. | ||||||
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