| In the manufacture of concrete products, the period between completion of casting and the introduction of additional heat or the steam curing period.
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| A tenant that does not vacate the property at the end of a lease term.
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| 1. An opening or perforation in a material. 2. A pit in the ground.
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| 1. In roofing, a skipped area of liquid applied roofing. 2. In painting, unintentional missing of an area of surface being painted.
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| Concrete blocks that can be filled with insulation or reinforced and grouted.
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| A tile building material manufactured in a variety of sizes and forms, used for both exterior walls and partitions.
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| A vertical column constructed so as to create an air space within.
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| Concrete masonry units that are manufactured with open cores, such as ordinary concrete blocks.
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| A flush hardwood or plywood door glued to a skeletal framework with the interior remaining void or honeycombed.
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| A precast concrete slab element that has internal longitudinal cavities to rce its self-weight.
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| A masonry unit whose net cross-sectional area in any plane parallel to the bearing surface is less than 75% of its cross-sectional area measured in the same plane.
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| A hollow core door constructed of sheet metal that has been channel-reinforced; the core is often filled with some type of lightweight material.
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| A sheet metal door frame with reinforcing at the hinges and strikes.
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| A wall built of solid masonry units laid in and so constructed as to provide an air space within the wall.
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| Removal of a portion of the wood on the unexposed face of a wood trim member to more properly fit any irregularity in bearing surface.
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| A panel construction with faces of plywood, hardboard, or similar material bonded to a framed-core assembly of wood lattice, paperboard rings, or the like, which support the facing at spaced intervals.
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| sealing device made of rubber or plastic with tubular cross-section.
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| 1. A tract of land granted by the U.S. upon recording, improving, and cultivating the property. 2. A residence. 3. A home and adjoining land occupied by a family; this can be exempt from judgment up to a certain amount by filing a Declaration of Homestead.
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| A honing stone.
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| A sandwich core material, for doors or building panels, constructed of thin sheet materials or ribbons formed to honeycomblike configurations.
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| Voids in concrete resulting from segregation and poor consolidation at the time concrete is placed.
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| Checks, often not visible at the surface, that occur in the interior of a piece of wood, usually along the wood rays.
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| A fine-grit stone for sharpening cutting tools.
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| see Exhaust Hood.
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| see Range Hood.
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| A special curved knife used primarily for cutting resilient floor coverings; also called a Linoleum Knife.
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| An implement that is curved or bent for holding, catching, or pulling.
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| strip of wood, plastic, or metal secured to a wall surface to provide a mounting surface for hooks, such as coat hooks or key hooks.
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| A hook implement that is curved or bent for holding, catching, or pulling.
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| A semicircular bend in the end of a reinforcing bar to develop bond, and thus anchorage.
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