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Dampproofing
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The black, tar like waterproofing material applied to the exterior of a foundation wall.
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Waterproofing, английский
A material, usually a membrane or applied compound, used to make a surface impervious to water. waterproofing 1059 water leaf, 1: left, simple; right, enriched waterproofing applied to masonry wall units water-leaf capital
Foundation, английский
- The soil, subsoil or rock upon which a structure is supported.
- The supporting portion of a structure below the first floor construction, or below grade, including the footings.
- Основание; фундамент; база
- Основание
- See base rock 1 and
- The base and/or the underlying support, either natural or artificial, on which a building, dam, or other structure is constructed.
- Нагрузка на фундамент; ~ оп the member нагрузка, действующая на элемент конструкции; ~ per
- Основание; фундамент о ~
- Part of a construction work including piles and possibly their pile cap
- Фонд, пожертвованный на культурные начинания учреждение или организация, существующие на пожертвованный фонд
Waterproof, английский
- Водонепроницаемый
- In the building trades, descriptive of any material or construction which is impervious to water.
- A term applied to materials that are impermeable to water; waterproof fabrics have all of their pores closed and are also impermeable to air making them uncomfortable to wear.
- A term applied to materials that are impermeable to water; waterproof fabrics have had all their pores closed and are also impermeable to air and very uncomfortable. water-repellent: a term applied to fabrics that can shed water but are permeable to air and comfortable to wear. these fabrics are produced by treating the material with a resin, wax, or plastic finish that is not completely permanent.
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Ridge board, английский
The board placed on the ridge of the roof onto which the upper ends of other rafters are fastened.
Utility easement, английский
The area of the earth that has electric, gas, or telephone lines. these areas may be owned by the homeowner, but the utility company has the legal right to enter the area as necessary to repair or service the lines.
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