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A flat horizontal member of a cornice placed in a vertical position.
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Loose insulating material which is applied by hand or blown into wall spaces mechanically.
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Noncorrosive metal used around angles or junctions in roofs and exterior walls to prevent leaks.
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Framing pieces which rest on outer foundation walls and interior beams or girders.
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A passageway in a chimney for conveying smoke, gases or fumes to the outside air.
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Concrete base on which a foundation sits.
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Lower parts of walls on which the structure is built. Foundation walls of masonry or concrete are mainly below ground level.
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The rough lumber of a house-joists, studs, rafters, and beams.
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Thin wood, or metal applied to a wall to level the surface for lathing, boarding, or plastering, to create an insulating air space, and to damp proof the wall.
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A short plug in an electric panel box which opens (breaks) an electrical circuit when it becomes overloaded.
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