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A joint which is visible on the face of a masonry wall, usually more carefully pointed or struck than the

A hammer having a cutting peen at one end and a flat striking face at the other; used in preparing

A prefabricated strip, or the like, which protects the face of a wall or column against damage by carts, wagons,

Glazing set in an L-shaped or rabbeted frame and fixed in place with a triangular bead of glazing compound.

In welding, the application of filler metal to the joint, usually by hand, during brazing or soldering.

A wall in which the facing and backing are so bonded as to result in a common action under load.

Plywood faced with any sheet material other than wood.