WAINSCOT
A decorative or protective facing, such as wood panelling, applied to the lower portion of an interior partition or wall; also the area to which such panelling is customarily applied.
A decorative or protective facing, such as wood panelling, applied to the lower portion of an interior partition or wall; also the area to which such panelling is customarily applied.
An instrument or action which intentionally relinquishes a right, claim, or privilege.
Flat wood or gypsum composition sheeting used to provide a smooth, finished surface on wall frames. See _gypsum_
Any variation from a straight line. In wood products (lumber, sheeting, plywood, furniture), warping usually resulting from non-uniform absorption of moisture.
A written statement by a manufacturer, contractor or service firm providing certain assurances to the purchaser regarding the future performance of a device, installation or service.
The sloping upper surface of a coping, sill or chimney cap, designed to carry off water; a technique used in water colours and other art works on paper.
The spent or used water from individual homes, a community, a farm or an industry that contains dissolved or suspended matter.
A liquid in which water is the principle solvent; compatibility with water.
The destructive effects of water or moisture on buildings and personal property.
The categorisation system used to identify a type of water damage loss, to assist the remediation techniques being correctly utilised from the beginning of the project. A system of pricing, which is used by insurance companies and to which the classifications of the water damage are laid out by the Insurance companies on a contractual…