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| Form
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The shape, outline or configuration of any structure. |
| Form hanger
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Mechanism that supports the concrete form from the existing part of a structure. |
| Form jack
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A height adjustable mechanism that supports the bottom of a form. |
| Form lining
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Any material, which may be put inside of a concrete form if the texture of the cured concrete is to be altered. |
| Form of a curve
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Sharpness of a curve. |
| Form oil
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Oil that is used on the concrete form surface to prevent the concrete from sticking to the form. |
| Form stripping
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The removal of the forms after the concrete has cured and set. |
| Form tie
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Forms are held together by ties of rod or wire to resist the pressure when the wet concrete is poured. |
| Formaldehyde
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A chemical used as a preservative and in bonding agents. It is found in household products such as plywood, furniture, carpets, and some types of foam insulation. It is also a by-product of combustion and is a strong-smelling, colorless gas that is an eye irritant and can cause sneezing, coughing, and other health problems. |
| Formica
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Trade name used for a plastic laminate often used for countertops. |
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