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| Snaplock finish trim
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Used to finish off (trim) job-site cuts on siding, as under windows, at eaves, and at porch door locations. May also be used to receive vertical siding at corners and window jambs. The snaplock design allows siding to be notched and locked into place without face nailing. |
| Snecked masonry
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Rubble wall that use irregular sized square stones, set in no particular course. |
| Snips
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Sheet metal cutting shears. |
| Snow guard
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Devices secured to the roof to prevent snow and ice from sliding off of a roof. |
| Snow load
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A roof load resulting from snowfall. Snow load is a major structural consideration when roofs are designed in areas that receive heavy snow. |
| Snub gable
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Roof with a short hip extending down from the ridge part to the gable end. |
| Soap
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Masonry unit that has a nominal thickness of 2 inches. |
| Soapstone
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Soapstone help mark a metal workpiece for welding by leaving a line that is visible during the welding process. |
| Society of industrial and office realtors (sior)
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Organization, affiliated with the National Association of Realtors, whose members are mainly concerned with the sale of warehouses, factories, and other industrial property. Confers SIOR designation. Address: 700 11th Street NW, Suite 510 Washington, DC 20001. |
| Socket adapter
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The socket adapter converts a ratchet to handle additional drive sizes. |
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