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| Gangway
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Walkway to temporarily provide access to a construction site. |
| Gantry crane
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Bridge crane, which is mounted on rails that are supported on a trestle-like set of, braced legs. |
| Gap
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Defect in the chain of title, such as a missing document, raising doubt as to true ownership. |
| Gap financing
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An interim loan given to finance the difference between the floor loan and the maximum permanent loan as committed. Also called bridge financing. |
| Gap loan
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Temporary financing bridging the difference between the construction loan and the permanent loan. Also called a bridge loan. |
| Garden apartments
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Apartment complex that provides access to a lawn area to all tenants. Commonly used to describe any low-rise apartment complex. |
| Garden bond
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Brickwork pattern where there are three to five bricks laid lengthwise and then one brick laid with it short side and then repeated. |
| Gargoyle
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A figurine that projects from a roof or the parapet of a wall or tower and is carved into a grotesque figure, human or animal. |
| Garnet
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A hard stone of silicate minerals, which occur as well-formed crystals in metamorphic rock. Red garnets are normally used in jewelry, with the ordinary varieties crushed and used as abrasives. |
| Garnet abrasive
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Garnet is a natural abrasive with reddish brown color. It is the hardest of the natural abrasives. It is sharp and cuts easily with light pressure, making it a preferred product for sanding all types of wood. |
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