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crawl space
(redirected from crawl spaces)

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crawl space [′krȯl ‚spās]
(building construction)
A shallow space in a building which workers can enter to gain access to pipes, wires, and equipment.
A shallow space located below the ground floor of a house and surrounded by the foundation wall.


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Freezing usually hits older homes with uninsulated pipes in the attic or in crawl spaces under the floor.
Efficiency: Energy Star appliances, florescent bulbs, high efficiency water heaters, fifty year shingles, low flow faucets and showerheads, sealed crawl spaces, cellulose and icynene insulation, solar preheat for hot water
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