noun
definition
The horizontal member protruding from the base of a window frame
Examples of windowsills in a Sentence
For now stick with white eggshell or satinwood windowsills, door frames, doors and skirting boards.
A lot of people aren't prepared to maintain wooden windowsills.
Blue and white ornaments and ceramics fill niches and deep-set windowsills, and upstairs the bedrooms are co-ordinated in keeping with the theme.
Existing stone windowsills in good condition should not be replaced with slim line concrete sills.
A lot of people are n't prepared to maintain wooden windowsills.
Do n't leave houseplants on windowsills behind the curtains on frosty nights, especially if your windows are not double glazed.
In advance, make sure to check all baseboards and windowsills for peeling paint, as the chips may contain lead paint.
In other rooms, fireplace mantles, curios, windowsills, and tables are all good locations for collections.
Add potted herbs to your kitchen counters or windowsills to bring some life to your interior and complement your color palette.
It also brings to mind the clay pots full of herbs that can often be found on Tuscan windowsills.
To truly turn the room into a winter wonderland, deck the door frames and windowsills with tiny white Christmas lights and place white candles on each table.
Molds live in damp spots throughout the house, including basements, bathrooms, air ducts, air conditioners, refrigerator drains, damp windowsills, mattresses, and stuffed furniture.
They may also chew on painted surfaces such as windowsills.
When you are done, dry the windowsills with a clean rag.