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eave
the section of a roof that projects over a wall below
edge band
thin veneer of material(such a wood) applied to the edge of a panel, such as plywood
efflorescence
powdery deposit on the surface face of masonry. It is a result of water leaching to the surface and transporting chemical salts from within the structure.
EIFS
exterior insulation and finish system. Coating system of reinforced stucco applied to the surface of an insulated plastic foam board.
elevation
a drawing of the front, side, or rear of an object
escutcheon
a cover plate on door hardware; or cover for the gap around piping where it enters a surface.
fascia
a vertical band (wood or other material) secured to the cornice or roof overhang.
fenestration
he placement of windows on a wall surface.
finished lumber
wood that has been dressed (milled or sanded) to be used for constructing cabinetwork and other building trim.
firebrick
a brick that is hard and withstands great heat. It is used to line fireplaces, furnaces, etc.
fire door
a door that resists fire and prevents it from spreading between spaces. Fire doors are rated as 20-minutes, one hour, two-hour, etc.
fire resistant
capable of slowing the spread of or providing a barrier to fire.
fire stopping
fire resistant material installed to close the opening through or around the edge off a floor, to prevent the spread of fire between levels.
firewall
a wall assembly that prevents fire from spreading between adjacent spaces. firewalls are rated as 1 hour, 2 hour, 3 hour, and 4 hour
fixed window
a sealed, non opening window or glass section
fixture
an item of plumbing or electric equipment. the term is also used to denote other specialty terms such as medical, laboratory, and display elements ( as used in retailing and commercial facilities)
flagstone
a flat stone used for flooring, steps, walls, and walks
flange
the horizontal top and bottom sections of a steel beam
flashing
the sheet metalwork used to make a construction assembly weathertight
flitch beam
a structural beam utilizing a steel beam sandwiched and bolted between two non wood members
float
to use a trowel (or tool called a float) to spread cement, stucco, plaster, gypsum joint compound, or other workable materials
floor joist
a horizontal structural member that supports and distributes floor loads
floor plan
a view from above in a building where an imaginary horizontal cut has been made about four feet above the floor plan
flue
a vertical shift that exhausts smoke from a wood or gas fireplace; also, the piping used to exhaust gases from water heaters and furnaces
flush
aligned, level, or even
footing
an enlarged base that supports a wall, pier, or column, and distributes the weights of a structure onto the ground
framing
the wood or steel construction of a building's framework
french door
pair of glazed doors hinged at the door frame jambs, and swinging to meet in the center of the opening
frieze
a decorative board of cornice trim fastened to a structure
frost line
the depth at which frost penetrates the ground during the winter season
furred
lined with a separate surface material, as on a wall, ceiling, or other assembly
furring
narrow strips of wood or metal secured to a wall or ceiling for the purpose of providing a new ground (surface) to attach other finished materials
galvanized
treated with zinc and lead to prevent rusting
gauge
measure designating the diameter of a wire or thickness of a sheet of material, such as metal
GFIC
Ground fault interrupter circuit
Glass block
masonry unit made of glass, with a hollow center
glazing
installing glas in windows or doors
glue-laminated beams
structural beams composed of layer of wood glued together under pressure. abbreviated as glulam
grain
direction of longitudinal axes of wood grain fibers found in wood members
grout
a pastelike mixture of cement, sand, and water used for laying and filing joints in masonry construction
gusset plate
a metal plated used to connect various portions (chords) or a truss
gypsum
material made of hydrated sulfate of calcium, used to make sheets of wallboard
hardboard
a sheet material made by compressing and gluing fine fibers of wood
head
the top off a door or window
hearth
noncombustible horizontal surface immediately outside of a fireplace opening
heartwood
center region of cells in a tree trunk
heat pump
mechanical unit that can heat or cool buildings using refrigeration cycles of air or liquid mediums
hollow core door
door made with face veneers separated by an inner core or gridded spacers, with a solid material around the four edges
hose-bib
an exterior mounted water faucet. it is frost-proofed in cold climates