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VISUAL DICTIONARYVitreous

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Air Barrier Paper

A solid material, much life a permeable plastic, that is applied continuously over a building to help block airflow and outside forces that act upon a structure.

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Attic Ventilation

Attic Ventilation is used to keep attics cold in the winter by blocking the entry of heat and moist air. During the summer, it helps to move hot air out of the attic.1.)Soffit Vent

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Attic Ventilation2.) Ridge Vent- Helps to provide evenly distributed ventilation to the underside of the roof.

3.) Gable Vent- Provides ventilation by allowing heat to escape in the summer months and prevent condensation in the winter.

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Attic Ventilation

4.) Roof Turbine- A passive ventilation system that removes air from the attic.

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Backhoe

A piece of machinery that is used for digging on construction sites. The width of the bucket on this particular backhoe is 18 inches, or 1 and a half feet.

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Batter boards

Boards that are set horizontally on stakes place in the ground to outline the perimeter of the building and the desired level of the foundation walls.

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Brick Arches

Segmental Arch

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Brick Arches

Rowlock Arch

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Brick Arches

Arch (Jack) with keystone

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Brick Arches

Centering- temporary bracing used to support an arch until the arch becomes self-supporting.

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Brick Bonds

Stretcher- Rows of alternating stretchers

Common-rows of alternating stretchers, with header rows every 6th row

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Brick Bonds

1.) Rowlock 2.)Header 3.)Stretcher 4.)Soldiers

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Brick Bonds

5.) Sailor

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Brick Sizes

Modular Brick: 3 5/8”x 2 1/4”x 7 5/8”

Utility Brick: 3 5/8”x 3 5/8”x 11

½”

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Bulldozer A tractor-like piece

of equipment that has a metal piece of equipment attached to the front that can push large amounts of soil and dirt.

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CladdingBrick Clad StructureEFIS Clad Structure

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Cladding

Wood Board Clad Structure

Stone clad structure- random ashlar pattern

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Cladding

Wood shingle- Sawn wood that is uniform and doesn’t need hand dress.

Wood shake- Pieces of pine usually that are split instead of sawn like typical shingles.

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Code Requirements

Measurements: Width- 33”, Height- 26”, Area- 5.98 sq ft, Sill height- 24”

IBC Requirements: Width- 20” minimum, Height- 24” minimum, Area- 5.7 sq ft minimum, Sill Height- 24” minimum

The window meets the IBC requirements for an egress window.

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Code Requirements

Measurements: Tread- 12”, Riser- 7”

IBC Requirements: Tread- 11” minimum, Riser- 7 ¾” maximum

The stairs meet the IBC requirements.

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Concrete Joints

Isolation joint- isolating slab from wall

Isolation joint- An isolation joint is a joint that has the purpose of isolating the slab from something else, whether it be from a column or a wall.

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Concrete Joints

Control Joint- a groove cut into the surface of concrete to allow some cracking in the concrete that wont be easily visible.

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Concrete Masonry Unit

CMU are large concrete brick blocks. They are made up of portland cement and aggregates, usually sand or fine gravel. The typical dimensions of a block are 8in x 8in x 16in.

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CMU

Different sized CMU

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Decorative CMUSplit Block Ribbed Block

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Doors

Exterior Flush door

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Doors

Panel Stile Top Rail Lock Rail Bottom Rail

Exterior Panel Door

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Doors

Transom- horizontal crosspiece that is used to separate a door from the windows directly above it

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Doors Sidelight- windows

that vertically surround a door

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Electrical Components

Transformer:Reduces the voltage from the

power lines down to a voltage that is usable by homes

Service Head:The entry point of the power line

into the home

Meter:Measures how much electricity is

being used

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Electical Components

Service Panel:Distributes the incoming power throughout the house and provides a point for overload protection and isolation for each circuit.

Duplex Receptacle:A dual outlet for electrical devices to gain access to electricity.

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Framing Elements

#1- Anchor Bolt

#2- Sill Plate

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Framing Elements #4- Subflooring#3- Floor Joist

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Framing Elements#5- Sole plate #6-

Stud

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Framing Elements#8- Ceiling Joist#7- Top Plate

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Framing Elements#9- Rafter

#10- Roof Decking

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Framing Elements#12- Stringer#11- Sheathing

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Front End Loader

A piece of equipment used to load loose material and move from one place to another or load onto another piece of machinery.

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Gypsum Board

Board with a gypsum plaster core bonded to layers of paper, used to cover walls.

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Heat Pump1.)Compressor/Evaporator: The compressor reduces the pressure of the gas

2.)Air Handling Unit- A system used to regulate and circulate air as part of the HVAC system.

Advantage of a heat pump: Heat pumps save energy by multiplying the amount of heat energy it takes in, which saves on the energy bill.Disadvantage of a heat pump: High upfront cost

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Insulation

The purpose of insulation is to regulates the flow of heat into a house or room. Insulation is rated by R-flow. The higher the R-flow, the more insulate a house is.

1.)Batt/Blanket- precut pieces of insulation that usually have an R-factor of 3.1 to 4.2.

2.)Loose Fill- small pieces of insulation that are blown in to create a seamless blanket. It has a R-factor of 2.3 to 2.8 usually.

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Insulation

Foamed Insulation- used as an insulating and air-sealing product for wall cavities. Spray foam expands to reach all cracks and air spaces. It has a high R-rating.

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Insulation Rigid Board

Insulation- Regulates flow of heat into structure. It has an R-value of 4 usually.

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Lintel

The purpose of a lintel is to support the weight of the wall above an opening, such as a vent or window. It acts as a support beam and disperses the loads to either side of the opening.

Concrete Lintel

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MortarMortar 1: Tooled,Size is 3/8 inchIt is used on a retaining wall for a garden.Type of mortar is N, which is typically used for garden walls.

Mortar 2: TooledSize is 3/8 inchIt is used on a brick clad buildingType of mortar is M, which is used for heavy bearing walls.

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Oriented Strand Board

A non-veneered panel product that is made by layering pieces of wood unevenly onto each other. It is manufactured from rectangular strips of wood compressed and bonded with wax and resin adhesive.

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Plumbing

Lavatory- state size piping used to drain is 1 ½ “

Water Closet- state size piping used to drain is 3”

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Plumbing

The plumbing vent releses sewer gases into the air out of the house and helps equalize pressure in the plumbing pipes.

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Plumbing Drop in kitchen sink

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Plywood

Plywood is an engineered wood that is made by gluing together pieces of wood veneers at alternate 90˚ angles to improve the strength.

Veneer- thin covering over a surface

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Radiant Barrier

Radiant barrier is a highly reflective material that reflects radiant heat rather than absorbing it.

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Rebar

The surface of the rebar is so that it binds mechanically to the concrete.

#4 size diameter

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Steep Roof DrainageGutter: A channel that runs around the perimeter of a roof of a builing to collect rainwater and divert it away from the building.

Downspout: A pipe that connects to the gutter and carries the water down to the ground and away from the house or structure.

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Steep Roof Drainage

Splashblock- Helps direct rainwater away from the foundation, which helps prevent erosion or the soil and prevent moisture problems around the foundation.

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Steep Roof Materials

Underlayment: Used to protect the roof sheathing and structure from moisture and outside forces.

Shingle: A roof covering element that is overlapped to ensure water resisting and an extra layer of covering for the roof.

Metal Shingles

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Steep Roof Materials

Clay Tile Roof

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Steep Roof Materials

Metal Panel Roof- Aluminized steel

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Steep Roof Shapes

1.) Hip

2.)Gable

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Steep Roof Shapes

Gambrel Roof

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Steep Roof Terms 1.)Valley- formed

where two roofs join at an angle

2.)Eave-the edge of a roof

3.)Ridge-horizontal line formed by the sloping members at the top of a roof

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Steep Roof Terms 2.)Rake- the inclined

edge of a sloped roof over a wall

3.)Fascia- Any horizontal surface which goes across the top of a wall or structure

4.) Soffit- the shown undersurface of any exterior overhanging roof eave

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Steep Roof Terms

Roof without fascia- no overhang is present on this building. Fascia is any horizontal surface across the top of a wall or structure.

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Stone

Random Rubble Pattern

Coursed Rubble Pattern

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Stone

Coursed Ashlar Random Ashlar Pattern

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Vapor Retarder

A material that slows down the transmission of water vapor under specified conditions.

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Waterproofing

Liquid applied waterproofing

The waterproofing helps stop water from entering the basement.

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Weep Hole

A small hole left in masonry to provide an outlet for water trapped between the building and masonry to move to the outside and evaporate.

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Welded Wire Fabric

The size of the WWF is 6 by 6-8 by 8. Welded wire fabric is a series of wires arranged at right angles and welded together. It is used as a primary reinforcement in concrete, because concrete is strong in compression, but weak in tension.

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Windows

Encasement Window- Window that swing outward by turning a handle or crank.

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Windows

Double Hung Window- Window with an upper and lower sash that slide vertically in separate grooves.

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Windows

Awning Window- A window that opens outward and is positioned horizontally.