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| Laminated
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Composed of or built in thin sheets or layers, that have been bonded, glued or pressed together, often under heat. |
| Laminated beam
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Beam made of superimposed layers of similar materiel (usually wood) by uniting them with glue under pressure. |
| Laminated glass
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Glass that has been made by uniting layers of glass in order to strengthen the glass. |
| Laminated shingles
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Shingles that have added dimensionality because of extra layers or tabs, giving a shakelike appearance. May also be called "architectural shingles" or "three-dimensional shingles.". |
| Laminated veneer lumber (lvl)
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Created by parallel lamination of veneers into a thickness normal to solid sawn lumber, which is 3Ú4" to 2 1Ú4" and is considered engineered lumber. |
| Laminated wood
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An assembly made by bonding layers of veneer or lumber with an adhesive. May also refer to edge-glued lumber items such as treads, etc. |
| Lamp
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A light source composed of a metal base, a glass tube filled with an inert gas or a vapor, and base pins to attach to a fixture. |
| Lamp cord
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Also known as zip cord or SP wire, these small diameter stranded wires are covered with rubber insulation. |
| Lamp life
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The average rated life of a lamp refers to the point where 50% of a test batch of lamps are still operating. |
| Lampblack
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Black coloring agent, of nearly pure carbon pigment made from soot. |
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