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Pedestal pile
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A cast-in-place pile which is constructed so that some concrete is forced out at the bottom of the casing, forming a pedestal shape at the foot of the pile.
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Pedestal, английский
- A metal box installed at various locations along utility easements that contain electrical, telephone, or cable television switches and connections.
- Пьедестал, подножие, подставка, фундамент,
- Выступ
- Стойка
- Уровень видеосигнала, соответствующий черному.
Pedestal base, английский
Refers to a dining table or occasional table that has one sturdy, statement base, rather than the more traditional, four table legs.
Pedestal boom manipula tor, английский
Pedestal boulder, английский
Pedestal cabinet, английский
Базовый корпус; базовый конструктивный блок pedestal-style 1. (устройство) настольного типа; 2. (устройство) устанавливаемое на подставку
Pedestal crane, английский
Pedestal de contenedor, испанский
Pedestal desk, английский
A desk with the top supported by two pedestals or small cabinets with drawers.
Pedestal mounted portable breaker, английский
Pedestal rock, английский
Pedestal table, английский
- A table featuring a central pedestal or column support instead of legs.
- A table supported by a single leg.
- A pedestal table is a table with a central supporting base, column or pillar.
Pedestal terminal boards (for external cable connections), английский
Pedestal urinal, английский
A urinal which is not connected to the wall for support but is mounted on a single pedestal.
Pedestal washbasin, английский
A washbasin which is supported from the floor by a column-like base.
Pedestal; radix, английский
Pedestalate, английский
Pile, английский
- A wood, metal or concrete pole driven into the bottom. craft may be made fast to a pile; it may be used to support a pier (see piling) or a float.
- A long timber, concrete or steel structural element that is driven or otherwise embedded into the ground for the purpose of supporting a structure.
- A structural timber driven deep into soil or rock to provide a secure foundation for structures.
- A long, heavy timber, round or square, that is driven deep into the ground to provide a secure foundation for structures built on soft, wet, or submerged sites (for example,
- A pyramid of shot or shell.—to pile arms, is to plant three fire-locks together, and unite the ramrods, to steady the outspread butt-ends of the pieces resting on the ground. a pile is also a beam of wood driven into the ground to form by a number a solid foundation for building upon. a sheeting-pile has more breadth than thickness, and is much used in constructing coffer-dams.
- A flat or cylindrical column, driven into the ground to provide support and protection for a structure such as a pier.
Pile, английский
The visible wear surface of carpet, consisting of yarn tufts in loop and/or cur configuration. sometimes called the face or nap of the carpet.
Pile, английский
Pile, французский
Constructed, английский
Построенный
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Caisson pile, английский
A cast-in-place pile; made by driving a tube into the ground, emptying the tube, then filling with concrete. cajun cottage, cajun cabin a simple dwelling built by immigrants (acadians) from the maritime provinces of canada who, from about 1760 to 1790, settled largely in the bayou districts of
Steel casement, английский
A casement; usually made from hot-rolled steel sections; often classified as a residence, intermediate, or heavy-intermediate steel casement.
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