dropped girt, dropped girth
A girt which is dropped below the floor joists and supports them.
A girt which is dropped below the floor joists and supports them.
The roof of an addition to a house, usually a flat surface of single pitch with its upper edge somewhat
In landscape architecture, a spreader, 1 for metering and distributing grass seed and/or fertilizer over a given area.
On the lower side of a flat concrete slab, the thickened portion which surrounds a column, column capital, or bracket.
A concrete form which is so erected as to provide the necessary support, shape, and finish for a drop panel.