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| STRIP DEVELOPMENT
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Form of commercial land use in which each establishment is afforded direct access to a major thoroughfare; generally associated with intensive use of signs to attract passers-by. Generally, there is no anchor tenant. |
| STRIP FLASHING
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Pieces of membrane material that are used to flash metal flashing flanges such as gravel stop. Also referred to as Stripping. |
| STRIP FLOORING
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Solid boards to be installed in parallel rows now produced in these thicknesses 1/2", 3/4", 33/32" and these widths 1 1/2", 2", 2 1/4", and occasionally 3 1/4". The strips are tongue and grooved and end matched. They are for nail down installation directly to wood or plywood subfloors; or over wood screeds on concrete slab construction. |
| STRIP GUTTER
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Section of corrosion-resistant metal covered wood, which is used in place of a hung gutter and is attached at a right angle, near the bottom, of the roof slope. |
| STRIP LUMBER
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Lumber of no more than 8 inches wide and 2 inches thick. |
| STRIP MOPPING
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Hot bitumen applied in parallel bands. |
| STRIP REINFORCEMENT
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Strips of wallboard are attached across studs to be used as a backing for an entire drywall panel, giving additional stiffness to the second drywall panel without using a full first panel. |
| STRIP SHINGLES
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Asphalt shingles that are approximately three times as long as they are wide. |
| STRIPPING
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Removal of concrete forms from the hardened concrete. |
| STROKE
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A single movement of a pen, paintbrush, etc. |
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