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SOUTH COLONIAL
Early American architectural style, elaborately built in a symmetrical way, with columns and a colonnade extending across the front covered by the roof. Normally, this type of home has 3 floors and a gabled roof.

SP WIRE
This type of lamp cord consists of small diameter stranded wires, which are covered with rubber insulation.

SPACE HEATER
A movable or fixed heater used to heat individual rooms.

SPACE STANDARDS
Minimum dimensions required for various activities in a building, which are established by law for safety and comfort.

SPACER
(1) Cross shaped, small plastic pieces, which are used to space tiles during the installation of ceramic tile, so that they are evenly placed. (2) Small concrete blocks that support and maintain rebar at a specified height off of the bottom of a concrete pour.

SPACING
The distance between two structural members.

SPACING FLANGE
Spacing flanges are used to ensure a secure fit with 6 inch wire wheels, 6 inch buffing wheels, 8 inch wire wheels and 8 inch buffing wheels. They are not usually needed for 5 inch bench grinder or grinding wheels.

SPACING MIX
A dry or dampened mixture of one part portland cement and one part extra-fine sand. This mix is used as a filler in the joints of mounted tile.

SPACKLE
To cover wallboard joints with plaster.

SPACKLING COMPOUND
A material used as a crack filler for preparing surfaces before painting.

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