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| METAL
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High luster, heat and electricity conducting. Easily molded class of chemical element, with a crystalline structure. Very durable, they include gold, copper, iron and steel, etc. |
| METAL ARC CUTTING
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Use of an electric arc to provide heat to cut metal. |
| METAL CORNER
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Siding trim, of metal, which has the appearance of a mitered corner. |
| METAL DECK
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Called Q-deck, this permanent form for concrete is made of a ribbed steel sheet for reinforcement and strength. |
| METAL DRIP EDGE
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Preformed piece of sheet metal used to protect the roof shingles from water backflow, by guiding water runoff to drip off the edge of the roof. |
| METAL EDGE
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Brake metal or metal extrusions which are secured at the perimeter of BURM to form a weathertight seal. |
| METAL EDGE SUPPORT CLIPS
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Also called plywood edge clips, these metal clips reach between adjacent edges of plywood panels to connect them. |
| METAL FATIGUE
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A breakage of the metal caused by the bending and flexing or the expansion and contraction of a metal part beyond its endurance limit. |
| METAL FENCING
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Ornamental iron or welded metal used in fences for both security and decoration. |
| METAL FLASHING
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Roof components made from sheet metal that are used to terminate the roofing membrane or material along roof edges. Metal flashings are also used in the field of the roof around penetrations. |
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