| The act or process preparing a building or structure for painting, including scraping, filling, sanding, and mixing of paint.
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| The work done by painters.
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| In the neo-classical style of Andrea Palladio.
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| A portable platform for storing, moving, and handling goods and materials as in a warehouse.
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| see Metal Stair Pan.
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| Metal or plastic prefabricated form unit used in construction of concrete floor joist systems.
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| A panel of glass.
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| A systematic listing of all of the circuits in an electric panel.
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| Metal sheathing panels used to provide durability, weathering and corrosion, or impact resistance.
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| H-shaped clip used to prevent differential deflection of plywood roof or floor sheathing.
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| A device to raise sheetrock into place while it is being nailed or screwed.
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| Panel siding made of APA proprietary siding product.
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| Large sheets of plywood or hardboard which may serve as both sheathing and siding.
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| see Acoustical Panel.
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| see Hardboard Panel Siding.
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| see Limestone Panel.
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| see Sandwich Panel.
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| 1. A distinct, usually rectangular, section of the surface of a door, cabinet, wall, ceiling or roof. 2. A board containing instruments, controls, dials, and switches. 3. A group of people, usually three, forming an arbitration tribunal. 4. A large, thin board or sheet of lumber, plywood or other material. 5. A thin board with all its edges inserted in a groove of a surrounding frame of thick material. 6. A section of floor, wall, ceiling or roof, usually prefabricated and of large size, handled as a single unit in the operations of assembly and erection. 7. Form section consisting of sheathing and stiffeners that can be erected and stripped as a unit. 8. A recessed section on the broad face of a brick; see Frog.
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| A single panelboard or group of panel units designed for assembly in the form of a single panel including buses and with or without switches or automatic overcurrent protective devices, or both, for the control of light, heat, or power in a cabinet or enclosure placed in or against a wall or partition and accessible only from the front; also called a Switchboard.
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| 1. Panels joined in a continuous surface. 2. Decorative wood panels.
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| A modular roof framing system so dimensioned that the sheathing and rafters can be prefabricated as a unit for efficient installation on the purlins or beams.
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| A mechanical device that opens a door automatically if pressure is exerted against the device from the interior of the building; a horizontal bar mounted across the full width of a door or a sort of large push-plate, acting as a latching system and operated by inside pressure on the bar or plate; also called Panic Hardware.
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| see Panic Device.
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| A room for storing food and for serving to the table.
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| Asphalt impregnated paper and wire mesh, or metal lath, that are used as a backing for the installation of tile.
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| Insulation that comes with paper facing on one side which serves as a vapor retarder.
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| Ceramic mosaic tiles mounted on paper applied to face of tile; available in sheets approximately 12 by 24 inches.
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| Curlings of paper torn from the surface of the gypsum board; usually occurs as a result of prolonged exposure to high humidity and sliding one board across the surface of another.
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| see Building Paper.
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| see Curing Paper.
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