frameless

Restrooms is not the problem here, the problem is this focus on frameless structure.

I mean, for god sakes, every time they would zoom in on that frameless phone thing you would clearly see pixels.

Website opened in the frameless browser window, identifiable as a different application which could be easily pinned to Launchpad.

The 24 is technically not frameless, it just has a very thin top (and perhaps side) bezel.

Also the painting is frameless so pretty light so it should be sufficiently supported by a single nail (although at our home my partner prefers to hang them on wall plugs.

Use frameless panels in rails/frames made for keeping the building dry under exposed glass roof.

My car has frameless windows and closing the door with them is not recommended.

Been playing with frameless[1] which seems like a nice approach but I'm not really sure how to make it responsive.

To push the idea further, research has been done around 'frameless' renderers, where you never render a complete frame but sample ~randomly at successive times and accumulate into the frame(sic)buffer.

Having lived in a 16' dome based on Fuller's bamboo dome for two years, my main interest in your Frameless Dome was how the bolt holes and seams were waterproofed.

I much prefer the approach that frameless[1] takes.

I built a website for a guy many years ago who had patented a clamp for frameless glass panels that didn't require drilling the glass; primarily used for pool fencing.

The frameless dome is a neat trick and an elegant design, but there are a dozen other techniques I'd rather use to build a "simple" home.

"If you are considering a canvas dome, teepee, or yurt you should consider building a frameless dome" For bathroom activities, I would suggest some kind of humanure solution.

From the article: "If you are considering a canvas dome, teepee, or yurt you should consider building a frameless dome as well." I'd say that if you're considering replacing your primary residence with a teepee, you're looking at certain lifestyle expectation that don't necessarily include building codes.

Had always hoped for something like this since the days of Spark and Frameless.