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toeboard

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toeboard [′tō‚bȯrd]
(building construction)
A board placed around a platform or on a sloping roof to prevent personnel or materials from falling off.
(engineering)
A support or reinforcement that forms the lowest vertical face of a cabinet or similar installation, at toe level, and is frequently recessed.

toeboard
1. A board placed around a platform or on a sloping roof to prevent workmen or materials from falling.
2. A member that forms the lowest vertical face of a kitchen cabinet, or the like, at toe level.


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To protect against falling tools and equipment while in dry-dock, a toeboard is used.
Combined with a heavy-duty monorail bed, the LT50 includes hydraulic loading arms, a pair of hydraulic roller toeboards, a hydraulic log clamp, hydraulic vertical side supports and a bi-directional chain turner.
And by mounting the hybrid system's battery between the engine and the toeboard, the Senku manages to realise the ideal 50:50 front/rear weight distribution and low centre of gravity that Mazda sports cars are known for.
 
 
 
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