The latticed door is one of the decorative components in traditional Chinese architecture, which can be found in both ordinary residences and royal palaces.
Latticed window, a type of outer window in ancient Chinese architecture, has a shape similar to the upper half of lattice doors, with a wind sill underneath to facilitate horizontal opening.
It is commonly used in temples, mansions, residential houses, ancient government office buildings, and as entrance gates for gardens.
The solid wooden door is made by assembling thick wooden panels and is the largest and most robust among all types of panel doors.
Support-detachable windows are a type of window that can be supported and removed. Since the Ming and Qing dynasties, they have been commonly used in ordinary residences and also seen in some secondary palace buildings.