Definition of the term Laminated Glass
Two or more lights of glass permanently bonded together with one or more inter-layers.
Two or more lights of glass permanently bonded together with one or more inter-layers.
A ladder which is permanently attached to a building.
A standard in which one person's labor is performed in one hour.
Architectural coating that is UV stable and suitable for exterior use on aluminum and other metal surfaces.
In lumber, the portion of a branch or limb of a tree that appears on the edge or face of the piece.
Compound formulated in a degree of firmness suitable for application with a putty knife such as used for face glazing and other sealant applications.
The vertical 2x4 frame lumber (left and right) of a window or door opening, and runs continuously from the bottom sole plate to the top plate.
One thousand watts. A kilowatt hour is the base unit used in measuring electrical consumption. Also see Watt.
Lumber that has been kiln dried often to a moisture content of 6 to 12 percent. Common varieties of softwood lumber, such as framing lumber are dried to a somewhat higher moisture content.