10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHIPLAPPING»
Discover the use of
shiplapping in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
shiplapping and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The materials are very basic: brick concrete blocks, rough-cut cypress with
tongue-and-groove, and shiplapping construction." When all is said and done,
the difference isn't great. "You know, at the end of it, we looked at the house and
we ...
Leather belts are united in this way by scarfing or shiplapping the ends and
glueing them, and they seldom come apart unless they be exposed to dampness
or rain. Leather belts that are glued together are much stronger, and will run ...
3
Hindu-Buddhist Architecture in Southeast Asia
Shiplapping is also sometimes in evidence between a course of stones on the
exterior surface and the back-up course of stones, but generally no special
joining technique was employed, and the uneven surface of the rear face of the
stones ...
4
Evaluation, Maintenance and Upgrading of Wood Structures
The weak link in this technique, as far as Quincy Market is concerned, was the
exterior dome tension ring construction. This consisted of sections of 4- by 10-
inch material spliced by shiplapping with a single 1-inch diameter bolt through
the lap ...
American Society of Civil Engineers
5
An Introduction to Property Valuation
... which are bedecked withawide variety offinishes shiplapping, varnished timber
, tilehanging, and many others and while such finishes are in fashion
theywillprove good selling features. However, if the fashion changes, and it may
well doso, ...
6
A Global History of Architecture
No mortar was used, and the only real bonding technique used was the
occasional shiplapping to hold the vertical stones in place, particularly on the
external surfaces. Secondary stones were used as infill. These were generally
irregular, and ...
Francis D. K. Ching, Mark M. Jarzombek, Vikramaditya Prakash, 2010
7
Building Small Projects
A frame-and-panel back was another good option, but shiplapping these boards
was the best way to present the bands of browns and creams in the wood.
Because the boards were set into the back of the case, the overall depth of the
cabinet ...
8
Sheetrock & Shellac: A Thinking Person's Guide to the Art ...
Shiplapping is one of several methods of creating continuous joints between
pieces of wood. Floorboards usually have tongue- and-groove joints, in which a
protruding flange—the tongue—is cut into one edge of a board, and a
corresponding ...
9
Practical Design Solutions and Strategies: Key Advice for ...
Shiplapping — Framing shiplapped boards is stronger than nailing the boards
directly into the back rabbet. Nailing through the boards into a fixed shelf further
strengthens the beautiful back on this cabinet built by Ron Layport of Pittsburgh,
Pa ...
Back panels, 9 1-94 frame-and-panel, 91 , 92, 93-94 functionalities, 91 mstalling,
92, 94 joined- board, 92 joinery options, 92 mortistfd-and-tenoned, 92 plywood,
92-93 shiplapping. 92, 93 for sideboards. 118-19 single-board. 91-92 Bases ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SHIPLAPPING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
shiplapping is used in the context of the following news items.
Joy comes naturally for Therese Jacobs
In her spare time, Therese enjoys home decorating, painting, shiplapping, and making home accessories for herself and friends, added Amy. “She inspires many ... «Daniel Island News, Dec 14»
