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Bargeboard

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bargeboard [′bärj‚bȯrd]
(building construction)

bargeboard, gableboard, vergeboard
bargeboard
A board which hangs from the projecting end of a

Bargeboard 

in architecture, including Russian wooden folk architecture, a board that is usually carved on the facade of a structure that protects the butt ends of the roof planking from moisture.



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