| (See Laminate, Paper-Base).
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| The distinction between paper and paperboard is not sharp, but broadly speaking, the thicker (over 0.012 inch), heavier, and more rigid grades of paper are called paperboard.
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| Any of various paper products made by impregnating sheets of specially manufactured high-strength paper with synthetic resin and laminating the sheets to form a dense, moisture-resistant product.
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| Pigment which is coal tar product; brilliant, opaque, non-fading, but has tendency to bleed.
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| An open plane curve formed by the intersection of a cone with a plane parallel to its side.
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| A channel-like enclosure for light sources with a reflector shaped to control the light in a narrow beam.
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| Light gravity mineral oil used as a lubricant in wood finishing.
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| The long dimension of the gypsum board applied in the same direction as the framing members; also called Vertical Application or With Framing.
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| A pair of bars on a support adjustable in height and spacing that are parallel to each other and are used for gymnastic exercises.
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| Arrangement of electrical devices in which the current divides and travels through two or more paths and then returns through a common path.
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| A device mounted on a drawing board to enable a drafter to produce parallel horizontal lines, and with triangles, to produce parallel vertical or sloping lines.
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| Lines side by side, equidistant, and never meeting.
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| That portion of any exterior wall, party wall, or fire wall which extends above the roof line.
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| The region of an exterior wall that projects above the level of the roof.
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| A tract or plot of land under one legal description.
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| 1. To apply ornamental plaster to. 2. To apply waterproofing plaster to.
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| Parge.
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| Parging.
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| 1. Ornamental plaster. 2. Application of cement plaster as a part of a waterproofing system, as on foundation walls and rough masonry.
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| A structure either temporary or permanent, that is placed to prevent the encroachment of vehicles.
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| The act or process of painting border lines for the parking of individual motor vehicles.
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| The meaning of a contract cannot be changed by reference to statements made by the parties to the contract before the contract was formed.
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| A floor covering laid out in a geometric design composed of small pieces of wood.
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| Joint penetration which is less than complete.
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| Condition where two or more gases occupy a space and each one creates part of the total pressure.
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| Flat sheet material of particleboard placed over subflooring to provide a smooth and even surface to receive finish floor covering.
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| A building panel composed of small particles of wood and resins bonded together under pressure; lat sheet material producing a durable and dimensionally stable product which is often used in dry conditions in place of plywood.
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| The gradation in size of aggregate particles used in concrete, usually expressed in terms of cumulative percentages smaller or larger than each of a series of sieve openings or percentages between certain ranges of sieve openings.
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| A narrow vertical strip in a double-hung window frame separating the upper and lower sashes; also called Parting Stop.
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| A substance applied to concrete formwork to prevent concrete from adhering.
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