Flashing - Sheet metal or other material used in roof and wall construction to protect a building from seepage of water.
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Sheet metal fitted around chimneys, valleys, drip caps, etc. to seal out moisture.
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Flashing: Building technique used to prevent leakage at a roof joint. Normally metal (lead, zinc, copper) but can be cement, felt or proprietary material.
Flashing - Strips of sheet metal or other impervious material bent to fit the angle between any two building surfaces to prevent the passage of water.
Fluting - Narrow vertical grooves on shafts of columns and pilasters.
Flashing - Waterproof material covering joints between walls and roofs, usually shaped out of lead.
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Floating coat - The first coat of thick plaster put on a wall to cover irregularities.
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Flashing Building technique designed to prevent leakage at a roof joint or base of a chimney stack. Normally metal (lead, zinc, and copper) but can be short life cement, felt or proprietary material.
Flashing A sheet cover formed over a joint, such as between a roof covering and a chimney or wall, to render it waterproof. Normally formed in metal (lead, zinc, copper) or cement.
Flashing
- a protective sheet metal detail, usually of lead or copper covering a joint or surface which may be exposed to rain penetration.
Flashing lights and neon signs
Boomerang and palette shapes
Starburst shapes
Atom motifs
Flying saucer shapes
Sharp angles and trapezoid shapes
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Flashing A thin strip of metal or synthetic material that diverts water away from a window or door.
Frame The combination of head, jambs and sill to form a precise opening in which a window sash or door panel fits.
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Flashing: A metal or plastic strip attached to the outside of the head or side jambs to provide a weather barrier, preventing leakage between the frame and the wall.
French hinged door: Hinged door(s) which have wider panel members around the glass.
flashing Strips of sheet metal bent to fit the angle between any two roof surfaces or between the roof and any projection, such as a chimney.
Flashing
Weatherproofing construction material used to prevent the passage of water into the structure. Sheet metal, copper and aluminum, is fitted around chimneys, valleys, drip caps, etc. to seal out moisture.
Abutment Flashing - A flashing over an abutment. At the head of the slope it is level, at the side of the slope it is raking or stepped.
Abutment Piece - A sill or sole plate.
Cover Flashing - vertical flashing overlapping the vertical upturned parts of a roof covering or other flashing.
Coving - curved junction between wall and ceiling.
Examine the drip mold and flashing at the top of the frame to see whether they are in good condition.
Inspection and Repairs in Frame Construction by Lynette Tyson / Home based business community
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For the intervening mist of sin is first wiped away from the eye of the mind, by burning sorrow; and it is then enlightened by the bright corruscations of the boundless light swiftly flashing upon it.
Do not let non-thatchers fit netting, flashings, etc. without advice from an experienced thatcher. 5. Television aerial erectors etc. should be required to keep off the thatch as much as possible; 6.
All roof metals, such as finials, flashing$, rain-water gutters, ventilating pipes, cowls and stove pipes, should be connected to the system of conductors.
Note the projecting stone course at the top of the chimney that forms a cap, and the projecting course just above the roof junction. The latter would have been to deflect rain from the roof joint, much like modern flashing.
LEAD
Symbol Pb. A soft, malleable, ductile, bluish-white, metallic element, extracted chiefly from galena and in buildings used for guttering, pipes, flashing, and as a roof covering.
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