| Fabricated metal devices used to transfer structural loads from a timber member to another timber or other material member or supporting structure.
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| A prefinished, manufactured dividing wall in a toilet room.
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| Metal rings with toothed edge to embed in wood to resist shear.
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| Horizontal channel-shaped steel member located at top or bottom to receive metal studs.
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| see Casing and Bead, 4.
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| 1. Any of various fusible, ductile and typically lustrous chemical elements that can conduct heat and electricity. 2. Any alloy.
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| A fabricated assembly of insulated conductors in a flexible metallic enclosure.
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| An arc-welding process wherein metal electrodes are used.
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| Tile that has been coated with metal flakes to reflect light.
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| Grout that has been coated with metal flakes that reflect light.
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| A compound of metal and organic acid; used as driers, fungicides, suspending agents, and flatting agents.
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| 1. To coat, treat or combine with a metal. 2. Coat with a thin layer of metal.
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| The science concerned with the production, purification, and properties of metals and their application.
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| see Indoor Meter Center.
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| The room or area where meters for measuring the usage of water, electricity and/or gas are located.
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| A receptacle with electric contacts in which an electric meter is plugged.
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| A valve used on a water main between the street and a water meter; it permits installation or removal of the meter.
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| see Electric Meter.
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| A mechanical measuring and recording device of the volume of gas passing a given point.
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| see Gas Meter.
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| see Water Meter.
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| 1. An instrument for measuring consumption of gas, electrical current, or water. 2. A metric unit that equals 100 centimeters or 1000 millimeters and is equivalent to 39.37 inches.
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| The mechanical process of measuring the usage of water, electricity or gas.
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| A type of legal description of land where each segment of the boundary line is described by length and bearing.
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| A colorless, odorless, highly inflammable gaseous hydrocarbon, sometimes known as marsh gas or firedamp, produced by decomposition of organic matter in marshes and mines or the carbonization of coal, used as a fuel and raw material in chemical synthesis
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| Mathematical procre for determining the forces in the members of a truss or frame.
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| Mathematical procre for determining the forces in the members of a truss or frame.
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| An inflammable fragrant liquid used as a lacquer solvent.
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| Poisonous alcohol obtained by destructive distillation of wood.
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| A flammable liquid cleaning solvent.
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