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Glazing cames - Designing Buildings - Share your construction industry knowledge. In a glass window – stained glass or leaded light – comprising an arrangement of smaller pieces, the cames are the metal strips that hold the individual pieces of glass in place. Individual cames can be soldered together to form the whole, with the glass pieces frequently arranged to create patterns or pictorial representations - often depicting religious iconography.

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