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backbend
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backbend [′bak‚bend]
(building construction)
At the outer edge of a metal door or window frame, the face which returns to the wall surface.
backband
backbend
1. Same as backband
2. At the outer edge of a metal door or window frame, the face which returns to the wall surface.
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