TermDefinitionTags
Mild Steel MeshManufactured to BS 4483 usually employed in sizes D49 or A98 to reinforce de-bonded and floating scr...
Mitred ValleyThe intersection of opposing roof slopes where the tiles or slates are mitred together forming a clo...
Modillions:A series of moulded bricks that project and form brackets below a cornice....
Moisture ExpansionThe increase in dimension of materials, such as ceramic, due to changes in prevailing moisture condi...
Mortar BucketUsed for mixing mortar and transporting onto roof....
Nailsin various lengths and gauges according to requirement in either, Copper, Aluminium, Bronze or stain...
Natural Bracketing:Sometimes it becomes necessary to form, or cut, a temporary access opening through a wall. The top o...
Niche:A circular recess formed in a wall to house a statue or other ornamentation. They are usually sphero...
NoggingsShort timber struts fixed between joists to strengthen or stiffen a timber base before tiling....
Non VitreousCeramic tiles having water absorption in excess of 7%...
Notched TrowelUsed for the application of adhesives to walls and floors. Notches are of various sizes, square or r...
Offset Footings:See Footings....
Open SlatingSlates which do not abut against the next slate in the same course but have an open space between th...
Open TimeLength of time an adhesive applied to a substrate retains its ability to bond effectively to a tile,...
Open ValleyNormally formed in lead or similar metal laid on boards, purpose made valley tiles or trough valley ...
Oversail VergeWhere outside rafters extend beyond brickwork incorporating a Barge Board....
PammentsA thin paviour of brick texture used for internal flooring in areas subject to hard wear. May be 225...
Parging:Application of a coat of lime mortar used to form a smooth internal lining to a brick flue; care nee...
PEI RatingA means of classifying a glazed tile's ability to withstand varying levels of foot traffic, running ...
PencilThick leaded flat sided pencil for marking points on roof...