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sheathing
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sheathing, sheeting
diagonal wooden sheathing
1. The covering (usually wood boards, plywood, or wallboards) placed over exterior studding or rafters of a building; provides a base for the application of wall or roof cladding. Also see sheeting.
2. In colonial America, boards on the interior of a house that served as an interior surface finish.

sheeting, sheathing
horizontal sheeting
1. Members of wood, concrete, or steel (horizontal or vertical) used to hold up the face of an excavation. Also see closed sheeting, open sheeting.
2.See sheathing.
3. Boards which form the surface of concrete form-work.
4. Same as sheetpiling.
5. Any material in the form of sheets.
6. A rock structure in which there are numerous small closely spaced fractures.


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Metal sheets have been created from copper ore from the mine, coins from the site and sheathings used on Admiral Nelson's HMS Victory.
In addition, the rubberized asphalt adhesive provides a waterproof membrane that sticks to most clean, dry, smooth surfaces, including prepared concrete and concrete masonry, plywood and OSB sheathings, DensGlass Gold, gypsum sheathing, cement board, asphalt saturated felt and most housewraps.
diameter disc-shaped gravimetric samples and two electric moisture content probes were used in the OSB and fiberboard sheathings to monitor moisture content.
 
 
 
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