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Fillet
A narrow flat band running down a medieval shaft or along a roll moulding. It separates larger curved mouldings in classical cornices, fluting or bases.FinialTopmost ornamental feature, e.g. above a spire, gable or cupola.
Fillet (FILL it): the ridge between flutes
Stopped flute: In classical architecture and derivatives, a flute terminated, usually about two-thirds of the way down a column or pilaster.
Fillet - A narrow, flat, raised band running down a shaft between the flutes in a column or along an arch or a roll moulding; also the uppermost member of a cornice, sometimes called a listel.
FILLET A square profile moulding.
FINIAL An ornament rising from the peak of a pinnacle, spire, gable, etc.
FLUTING Ornament composed of a series of parallel concave mouldings, often found on column shafts.
Fillet - Narrow flat band.
Finial - A slender piece of stone used to decorate the tops of the merlons, spire, tower, balustrade, etc.
Fluting - Concave mouldings in parallel.
Fillet (Cement) Mortar joint used in period property to weather a joint. Prone to splits and cracks resulting in leakage. Requires regular replacement. Ideally replace in Code 4 lead flashing.
Fillet A thin strip of wood, cement, slate etc. used to fill a narrow joint.
Flank wall A side wall.
Fillet
- a thin, flat band, running between mouldings, the purpose of which is to both separate and define them.
Fillet : Delicate adornment strips applied to shafts and archways along the moldings.
Finial : An ornamental capping piece placed atop spires.
Fluting : Carved vertical groove work found on Piers, Columns and Pillars.
Fillet - a thin, horizontal band in a straight profile, usually found on a cornice, architrave, or entablature, for decoration.
Foliate Capital - a capital decorated with foliage elements.
Frieze - an elongated carved architectural decoration.
Fillet
A narrow band with a vertical face. Fillets are often interposed between curved mouldings.
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FILLET - Sealing of joist and corners between surfaces, generally cement mortar.
FINLOCK GUTTERS - Interlocking pre-cast concrete gutters.
FLANK - Side elevation of building.
A fillet or ring of moldings that separates either the base of a column from the shaft or the shaft of the column from the capital.
Topkapi Palace - Istanbul - Turkey (1500)
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Ring, list, or fillet at the top and bottom of a column, which divides the shaft from the capital and base....
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Fillet - mortar used to seal a junction, usually between roofs and brickwork in older property. Lead flashings are now usually used.
Flagstones - large stones used as an attractive floor finish.
An astragal is molding profile composed of a half round surface surrounded by two flat plains (fillets). An astragal is sometimes referred to as a miniature torus.
KEEL-MOULDING, in architecture, a round on which there is a small fillet, somewhat like the keel of a ship. It is common in the Early English and Decorated styles.
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Bucrania: ox skulls or heads, often decked with fillets; a common sculptural motif for metopes and friezes, often combined with garlands ...
a multicolored surface made by pouring enamels into compartments outlined by bent wire fillets, or strips.
Cloister
in a monastery, a covered passage or ambulatory, usually with one side walled and the other open to a courtyard.
Being a more decorative architectural column base by nature, the base has two Fillets, (small strips of base molding), between the lower, and larger, Torus, and an upper, and slightly narrower Torus.
The fixing is by glazing fillet
Waste - Wasted material from cutting standard lengths or full size sheets to fit on site, the cost of which is usually described as cutting waste and/or; ...
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