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Brick tie

Construction glossary
    A small, corrugated metal strip @ 1" x 6"- 8" long nailed to wall sheeting or studs. they are inserted into the grout mortar joint of the veneer brick, and holds the veneer wall to the sheeted wall behind it.




Brick, английский
  1. Brique

  2. Модуль; блок


Brick, английский

Brick, английский

Brick, английский
    Really cold. example i tried to wear a t-shirt today, but it was brick out and i had to get a sweatshirt


Brick, английский
    To fail terribly, or the failure itself. example i tried to cook chicken, but i bricked and burned the house down by accident. or i tried to cook chicken, but i burned the house down by accident; it was a real brick.


Brick, английский

Brick, английский
    Used to describe someone who cancels pre-arranged plans without informing the other party. their decision to cancel plans was either pre-meditated intent or total disregard for the other person/persons involved. example (1)-phil bambino threw a brick at me last night. (2)- i got bricked hard by cavoli the other day.


Brick, английский

Brick, английский
    Really cold. example i tried to wear a t-shirt today, but it was brick out and i had to get a sweatshirt


Brick, английский
    To fail terribly, or the failure itself. example i tried to cook chicken, but i bricked and burned the house down by accident. or i tried to cook chicken, but i burned the house down by accident; it was a real brick.


Brick, английский

Brick, английский
    Used to describe someone who cancels pre-arranged plans without informing the other party. their decision to cancel plans was either pre-meditated intent or total disregard for the other person/persons involved. example (1)-phil bambino threw a brick at me last night. (2)- i got bricked hard by cavoli the other day.


Brick, английский

Brick -, английский
  1. Клинкерная мостовая 403 paving flag ~ мощение (каменными или бетонными) плитами

  2. Система перевязки кирпичной кладки


Brick anchor, английский
    A device made of deformed metal stripping, designed to be embedded in the structural concrete of a building to support brick or other veneer facing material.


Brick and brick, английский
    A method of laying brick so that units touch each other; mortar is used only to fill surface irregularities. brick-and-half wall a brick wall whose thickness equals one header plus one stretcher. brick-and-stud work


Brick ashlar, английский
    In a wall, an ashlar facing and a brick backing.


Brick ax, английский

Brick beam, английский
    A lintel formed by several courses of bricks and held together by iron straps.


Brick bond, английский

Brick cement, английский
    A waterproof cement used in masonry work.


Corrugated, английский
    Гофрированный


Pilot hole, английский
  1. A small-diameter, pre-drilled hole that guides a nail or screw.

  2. A hole which serves as a guide for a nail or screw, or for drilling a larger-size hole. piloti (pl. pilotis) one of a number of isolated columns, posts, or piles that support a building, raising it above ground level; the ground floor is open to the exterior.

  3. A small hole drilled ahead of a full-sized, or larger, borehole.

  4. A borehole drilled in advance of mine workings to locate water-bearing fissures or formations.

  5. A small tunnel driven ahead of, and subsequently enlarged to the diameter required in, the following full-size tunnel.


Pilot light, английский
  1. A small, continuous flame (in a hot water heater, boiler, or furnace) that ignites gas or oil burners when needed.

  2. A small flame that stays lit all the time and ignites the burner flame.