| A hole through which a person may go to gain access to an underground or enclosed structure.
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| Chamber device constructed to hold both compound and high-pressure gauges; valves control flow of fluids through it.
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| see Service Manifold.
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| A pipe fitting with several lateral outlets for connecting one pipe with others.
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| see Cream Paper.
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| Alcohol soluble natural resin obtained by tapping Agathis alba trees.
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| A pressure gauge for gases and liquids.
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| The house of a landed estate.
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| A type of hip roof which has four sloping sides, each of which becomes steeper partway down.
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| A large imposing residence.
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| 1. A projecting shelf above the fireplace opening. 2. The entire finish around a fireplace.
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| The main bulk of the earth that lies between the crust and the central core.
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| Manual control used to change operation of refrigerating system to produce defrosting conditions.
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| In an asphalt batching plant, a control system in which proportions of the aggregate and asphalt fractions are controlled by means of gates or valves which are opened and closed by manual means; the system may or may not include power assist devices in the actuation of gate and valve opening and closing.
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| 1. Done with the hands. 2. A book of instructions for operating a machine or performing some task.
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| A factory.
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| Making of articles as in a factory, especially on an industrial scale.
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| A factory-finished roof system.
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| A factory-finished wall system.
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| A surety companys guarantee that it will stand behind a manufacturers liability to finance roofing membrane repairs occasioned by ordinary wear within a period generally limited to 5, 10, 15 or 20 years.
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| 127 Park Street, NE, Vienna, Virginia 22180, (703) 281-6613
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| A two-dimensional representation of a part of the earths surface.
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| 60 Revere Drive #500, Northbrook, Illinois 60062, (708) 480-9080.
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| To disfigure, spoil, or impair the perfection of a surface or object.
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| Graded aggregate of maximum hardness made from crushed marble to be thrown or blown onto a soft plaster bedding coat to produce marblecrete.
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| A floor system using marble as its finish material.
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| Tile made of small marble pieces that vary slightly in size, usually about one-half inch square.
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| A type of igneous stone that is harder and more durable than regular bricks, used for driveways and patios for use with or without mortar.
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| Marble cut into tile sizes 12 inches square or less, usually 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch thick; available in several types of finishes, such as polished, honed, or split faced.
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| see Imported Marble.
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