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| Latten
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(1) Any sheet metal in thin sheets. (2) Thin, hammered sheets of brass, which were formerly used to make church vessels. |
| Lattice
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An openwork structure with a pattern of crossed strips or bars of wood or metal, etc. which are sometimes used for screening or support. |
| Lattice window
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A window with diamond-shaped leaded lights or glazing bars arranged like an openwork screen; also, loosely, any hinged window, as distinct from a sash window. |
| Lauan
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Wood, often mahogany from the Philippines, which is used for interior doors. |
| Laundry tub
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Very deep sink used in a laundry room for soaking or washing clothing. |
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Lavatory. |
| Lavatory
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(1) A bathroom sink. (2) The bathroom itself. Sometimes referred to as a half-bath. |
| Lavatory self-rimming
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Sink, which is also called rim-less, that has no metal ring, but has a built-in lip of the same material which supports it in the vanity top. |
| Lavatory wall hung
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Sink which is fastened to the wall, rather than being mounted on a vanity or pedestal. |
| Lavatory, flush-mount
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Sink which sits flush and even with the countertop and is supported by a metal ring. |
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