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A narrow arch-type stone window with stained glass and plaster

Narrow Window is a slim arched window in the Windows category of Base Building. It is a stone-framed window fitted with stained glass and plaster, one of the decorative Building Pieces that let light into a walled structure.

Category: Windows and Doors - Windows

Game Data

Properties

Property	Value
Max Health	1,500

Build Cost

Duration: 1s

Ingredient	Quantity
Wood	x15
Stone	x5

Taught By

Plan
Plans: Elegant Stained Glass Doors and Windows

Materials

The window mixes timber and stone in its frame, costing Wood and Stone:

Material	Where to Get It
Wood	Chop trees with an axe across the starting islands; the most common building resource. Fifteen Wood per window.
Stone	Mine rock nodes and boulders with a pickaxe; gathered alongside Wood in the early biomes. Five Stone per window.

Placement and Durability

Built pieces have 1,500 Max Health, so they hold up against weather and incidental damage while you are away from your base.
Pieces snap to a shared grid. Hold the place button and walk to stamp a run of window frames instead of positioning each one by hand.
The structure is raised almost instantly (build time about 1 second), so the limiting factor is gathering materials, not the timer.
Treat floors, walls, and roofs as one matched kit rather than mixing material tiers inside a single structure.

Related Building Pieces

Other windows that fit alongside the Narrow Window:

Piece	Notes
Square Window	Compact square frame from the same plan set.
Large Window	Wider opening for more light and visibility.
Tall Window	Taller frame suited to high walls.
Oval Window	Rounded accent window.
Windows	Overview of every window style.

Usage and Tips

Place a Narrow Window where you want a tall slot of light without a large opening, such as flanking a Door or breaking up a long wall. It is taught by Plans: Elegant Stained Glass Doors and Windows, the same plan that unlocks the matching Square Window, so the two share a consistent stained-glass look. Costing both Wood and Stone, it pairs best with stone-framed walls rather than light stick or leaf shelters.

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