| See Roll-Up Door.
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| See Shower Door
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| See Sliding Glass Door.
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| See Solid Core Door.
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| See Special Door.
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| See Vault Door.
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| See Vertical Lift Door.
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| A hinged, sliding, or revolving barrier for closing and opening an entrance to a building, room, or cupboard.
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| In tile setting, neat cement applied to the setting bed.
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| A term used by plasterers for mortar additives of any type, such as those used to retard or accelerate set.
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| A window in a dormer.
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| A projecting roofed housing in a sloping roof.
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| A closet in student housing where clothes are kept; commonly a free-standing cabinet made to match the cabinets of the dormitory room.
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| A room occupied by more than two guests.
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| A small lump of plaster placed on a surface between grounds to assist the plasterer in obtaining the proper plaster thickness and aid in aligning the surface; see Screed, 1.
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| U.S. Department of Transportation, 400 Seventh Street, SW, Washington, DC 20590-0001, (202) 366-4488.
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| Wood rot or decay.
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| A webbed backing cemented to the backing of tufted, knitted and some woven carpets as additional reinforcement, to provide greater dimensional stability; also called Scrim Back.
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| A type of trim with the same convex radius on two opposite sides.
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| Commercial refrigerator in which a part of space is for refrigerated storage and part is equipped with glass windows for display purposes.
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| Double Glazing.
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| Two parallel sheets of glass with an airspace between;also called Dual Glazing or Double Glass.
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| A nail with two closely-spaced heads to permit easy removal; widely used in concrete formwork as a temporary fastener; also called a Duplex Nail.
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| The most common style of operable window, it has two sashes that slide vertically in parallel tracks; a window with two overlapping sashes that slide vertically in tracks.
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| Two layers of gypsum board; various thicknesses may be combined to improve the fire, sound, or structural characteristics.
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| A method of applying gypsum board by using two nails spaced approximately 2 inches apart every 12 inches in the field along the framing member to insure firm contact with the framing.
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| In piping, two offsets installed in succession in the same line.
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| An oven with two baking compartments.
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| The two wood plates on the top of a wood framed wall.
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| Regulation of both pot and gun air pressure.
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