Sarking(Scots): Boards laid on the rafters to support the roof covering.Sash windowA window with a glazed section or section that opens by sliding in grooves.Saucer domeAn internal dome of flattened profile.
Sarking - Boards placed between the rafters and the roof (sometimes called the 'soffit').
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Sarking Felt used as an underlining to a roof.
Sash The frame of a window that holds the glass.
Screed Final smooth finish of a solid floor; usually cement or concrete.
Sage - (Scottish) a rectangular metal bar with a spike at right angles at each end, which can be hammered into sarking boards. Used by slaters to dress slates while on a roof. Also referred to as an "edge" or "top edge".
Sarking Felt - felt or other lining laid across rafters of a pitched roof to provide a secondary means of defence against water penetration.
Screed - final, smooth finish of a solid floor; usually cement, concrete or asphalt.
 See also: Ground, Slate, Batten, Floor, Gable
  
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