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Flush eaves
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Eaves where there is no roof projection requiring a plancier piece; instead, the eaves fascia is against the wall surface and is attached directly to it.
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Eave, английский
Eave lead, английский
A lead gutter, 1.
Eaver, английский
A provincial term for the direction of the wind. a quarter of the heavens.
Eaves, английский
The horizontal exterior roof overhang.
Eaves -, английский
Карнизный жёлоб
Eaves board, английский
Eaves bracket, английский
A bracket that supports the eaves of a roof; usually one of many, often in pairs. eaves bracket 353 easter sepulcher eaves brackets
Eaves bracket, stair bracket, step bracket, wall bracket. bracketing 133 bracketed hood above a door bracketed stair bracket, 1, английский
Eaves bracket., английский
Eaves channel, английский
A channel or small gutter along the top of a wall; conveys the roof drippings to spouts or gargoyles.
Eaves cornice, английский
A cornice at the eaves of a roof. eaves course 1. the first course of slates, shingles, or tiles at the eaves on a roof. 2.
Eaves fascia, английский
A board that is nailed vertically at the ends of roof rafters; sometimes supports a gutter; also called a fascia board.
Eaves fascia., английский
Eaves flashing, английский
A metal strip which is dressed into an eaves gutter, acting as flashing.
Eaves girder (lattice girder supporting roof trusses), английский
Eaves gutter, английский
Eaves gutter., английский
Eaves lath, английский
A strip of wood beneath the lowest course of shingles on a roof (i.e., at the eaves) that raises the lower edges of the shingles so they are nailed at the same slope as the shingles above them.
Eaves plate, английский
A horizontal wood beam, at the eaves, which is supported at its ends by piers or posts; carries the lower ends of roof rafters.
Eaves pole, английский
A cant strip.
Eaves soffit, английский
The horizontal surface under projecting eaves. eaves tile, starter tile tile, usually shorter or plainer than the other roofing tile, used in the first course of tile along the eaves of a building.
Projection, французский
Mécanisme de défense qui consiste à déguiser une pulsion menacante en l'attribuant aux autres
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Style as taught at the, английский
Ecole des beaux arts in paris primarily in the 19th century, widely applied until 1930 to large public buildings such as courthouses, libraries, museums, railroads, and to some pretentious residences. characteristics often include formalism in design, symmetrical plans, heavily rusticated arched masonry, ashlar stone bases with rusticated stonework, especially on the ground floor and raised basement levels; sculptured figures; a massive and symmetric facade, often with a projecting central pavilion; a monumental attic story; commonly decorated with dentils; enriched entablatures; monumental flights of stairs; classical columns often set in close pairs; banded columns, engaged columns, coupled pilasters; highly decorated pilastered parapets; balconies; sculptured spandrels; decorative brackets; sculptured figures; ornamental details such as cartouches, floral patterns, greek key designs, ornamental keystones, medallions; elaborately decorated panels, and the like; the roof, commonly a flat or low-pitched, hipped, or a mansard roof; often, domes and rotundas; rectangular windows symmetrically placed, with lintels overhead; arched dormers, balustraded windows, pedimented windows, or windows with balconets; doors, commonly paneled with a glass-paneled canopy over the primary entryway, flanked by columns or pilasters; a wroughtiron grille on the exterior side of the entry door. also called beaux-arts classicism.
Clipped eaves, английский
Eaves that do not overhang the face of a wall by more than the width of the gutter.
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