| Building construction where exterior and other bearing walls are made of wood.
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| strips of wood applied to make a wall surface level, form an air space, or provide fastening surfaces.
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| A wall grating used to cover an opening as protection or as an ornament.
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| A heating unit installed in or on a wall.
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| A lavatory mounted on brackets attached to a wall.
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| A connection to a water main cut through and mounted on a wall; see Hose Bibb.
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| Material placed in wall cavities for the rction of fire hazard or for protection from heat and cold.
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| Expanded metal, gypsum sheets, or thin strips of wood attached to stud walls, acting as a foundation for plastering.
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| Openings in walls for ventilating spaces.
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| A pole to raise or display a flag, mounted or attached to a wall.
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| A heating unit mounted on or attached to a wall.
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| A domestic oven for cooking purposes designed for mounting in or on a wall or other surface.
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| Form sheathing, constructed from plywood, boards, or metal sheets, that are installed as a unit.
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| A wall segment with a horizontal length to thickness ratio between 2.5 and 6 and whose clear height is at least two times its horizontal length.
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| A paste-like composition that hardens on drying and is used for coating walls.
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| A band of ornamental wood installed horizontally.
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| steel reinforcing rods or mesh used in masonry walls between courses.
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| To strengthen a wall by the addition of new or extra materials.
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| see Scupper, 2.
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| The first layer of covering on an exterior wall, fastened to the wall studs.
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| solution such as glue, starch, casein, shellac, varnish or lacquer, used to seal or fill pores of wall surface to stop suction, counteract chemicals or stains and prepare surface for paint, paper or fabric.
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| An accessory, usually fabricated from reinforcing bar to a Z or U shape, used to separate and hold apart two faces of curtains of steel reinforcements in a concrete wall.
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| A modular set of shelves and cabinets that can be arranged along a wall in various combinations.
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| A mechanical metal fastener which connects wythes of masonry to each other or to other materials.
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| A glazed tile with a body that is suitable for interior use and which is usually non-vitreous, and is not required nor expected to withstand excessive impact.
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| A Z-shaped reinforcing strip used as a support bracket from the structural wall to the masonry veneer.
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| see Cavity Wall.
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| see Retaining Wall.
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| A member, usually vertical, used to enclose or separate spaces.
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| Large, rigid sheets of wood pulp, gypsum, pressed cellulose fibers, gypsumboard, plywood, or similar materials , used in place of plaster in interior surfaces.
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