Wind Lock Nose Hooks by Newport Tool and Fastener Company, Inc.
...as "Tile Locks, nose clips, or butt hooks", Wind Lock Nose Hooks are for use with clay and concrete roofing tiles to all slopes. They provide a locking device for the butt edge of each cover tile. Wind Locks achieve greater holding power and are used in high wind designated areas. Wind Lock Nose Hooks are compatible with all methods... See #1.
Finishing Stairs - Guidelines on how to finish your wooden stairs and stair railings by...
...sanding with the grain and get a feel for it. 2. Take a small rectangular piece of wood now examine the piece and look for the edge that has the growth rings. That is called the butt edge or the end grain. Now take that edge put a piece of tape half way and sand 1/2 of it with 80 grit, and the other half with 120 grit, then 220 grit and then... See #2.
A Guide to Builders Hardware Terminology
...causes it to close from an open position or open from a closed position. They are not listed for use on fire doors. Half Mortise. When one hinge flange or leaf is mortised into the butt edge of the door and the other to the surface of the frame. Half Surface. When one hinge flange or leaf is fastened to the surface of the door and the other... See #3.
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Elsro Inc. - Bridgemate
Adhesives are not required on the deck. Because of the unique inter-locking system only one layer is required to provide extreme resistance to ballast rock penetration. Bridgemate Butt Edge Two-Ply System -- The first layer of Bridgemate is laid dry directly on the waterproofing membrane with each tile butted tightly to the next. The second... See #4.
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Elk Building Products, Inc. Manufacturer of roofing, composite decking, railing building...
...of multiple layers of asphalt and ply sheets. BUNDLE: A package of shingles. There are 3, 4 or 5 bundles per square. A group of shingles held together, as by tying or wrapping. BUTT EDGE: The lower edge of the shingle tabs. C CAULK: To fill a joint with mastic or asphalt cement to prevent leaks. CEMENT: See Asphalt Roofing Cement. CHALK... See #5.
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