General

A strip of plastic foam that is inserted in a joint to limit the penetration of sealant into the joint.

A piece of wood at the corner of a ceiling and side wall; serves as the mounting for the ends

A wood strip which is fixed at the corner of a partition or wall to provide a nailing surface for

A corrosion which results from substances (e.g., ammonia or sulfuric acid) produced by the activity of certain bacteria

A hand plane, the mouth of which is cut obliquely from side to side, so that it can work close

A filler or patching material used in masonry or wood work.

A coat of plaster applied to the back side of lath, opposite the finished surface.