+ All Categories
Home > Business > Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Date post: 02-Nov-2014
Category:
Upload: wythe
View: 617 times
Download: 1 times
Share this document with a friend
Description:
 
Popular Tags:
76
Visual Dictionary Wythe
Transcript
Page 1: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Visual Dictionary

Wythe

Page 2: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Air Barrier Paper A sheet material used as both a vapor retarder and an air barrier.

Page 3: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Attic VentilationInsulated roof assemblies can have both a higher temperature differential and is subject to moisture.

Page 4: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

BackhoePiece of excavating equipment consisting of a digging bucket on the end of a two-part articulated arm.

Page 5: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Batter Boards A temporary frame built outside the corner of an excavation to carry edges of a foundation.

Page 6: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Brick Arches Both are roman arches, one is a Roman arch with three courses rowlock-soldier-rowlock (to the right). The

other arch is a roman arch with two alternating courses, rowlock-solider (to the left).

Page 7: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Brick Bonds The photo to the left is an example of a running bond-courses of alternating stretchers.

Page 8: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Brick BondsRowlock

Page 9: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Brick BondsSoldier

Page 10: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Brick BondsStretcher

Page 11: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Brick BondsHeader

Page 12: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Brick BondsSailor

Page 13: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Brick Sizes The brick on the right is a Standard brick with dimensions 3 ½ x 2 ¼ x 8. The brick on the left is a Modular

brick with dimensions at 3 ½ x 2 ¼ x 7 ½.

Page 14: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

BulldozerA piece of excavation equipment used to push large amounts of dirt around a site.

Page 15: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Cladding Brick

Page 16: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Cladding EIFS

Page 17: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Cladding Stone-Coursed Asher

Page 18: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Cladding Wood Boards

Page 19: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Cladding Wood Shingles are a form of cladding where shingles, usually cedar or redwood, are overlapped to form a drip

edge.

Page 20: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Code Requirement Bedroom Window

• Code for Double Hung Window – Height: Min 24 in.

– Width: Min 34 ¼ in.

– Max height of sill AFF: 44 in.

• My Room Window– Height: 25 in.

– Width: 34 ¼ in.

– Height of Sill AFF: 21 ½ in.

Page 21: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Code Requirements Wood Frame Interior Stairs

• Code– Tread Min: 10 in.

– Riser Max: 7 ¾ in.

• My Stairs– Tread: 10 ¾ in.

– Riser: 7 ½ in.

Page 22: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Concrete JointsA control joint is an intentional, linear discontinuity in a structure or component, designed to form a plane of

weakness where a crack can occur.

Page 23: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Concrete JointsAn isolated joint completely isolates the slab from a column, wall, or pipe.

Page 24: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Concrete Masonry Unit A CMU is a concrete block used in residential foundations and retaining walls. They are usually covered up by

brick or other forms of exterior finish.

Page 25: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Decorative Concrete Masonry UnitSplit Block

Page 26: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Decorative Concrete BlockRibbed Block

Page 27: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Doors Flush Door

Page 28: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

DoorsSix Panel Door

Panel

Stile

Top Rail

Lock Rail

Bottom Rail

Page 29: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

DoorsThe Transom is the glazing over the top of the door and the Sidelights are the fixed glazed panels on the

outside.

Sidelight

Transom

Page 30: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Electrical ComponentsThe transformer box is what steps down the electricity from the power plant before it enters the building.

Page 31: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Electrical ComponentsThe service head is what transfers the electricity from the transformer to the house.

Page 32: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Electrical Components The meter keeps track of the amount of electricity entering the building.

Page 33: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Electrical ComponentsThe service panel is what distributes electricity over a series of circuits that power the duplex receptacles.

Page 34: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Framing Elements1. Anchor Bolt

2. Sill Plate

Page 35: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Framing Elements3. Floor Joist

Page 36: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Framing Elements4. Subflooring

Page 37: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Framing Elements

5. Sole Plate

6. Stud

7. Top Plate

Page 38: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Framing Elements

8. Ceiling Joist

9. Rafter

Page 39: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Framing Elements

10. Roof Decking 11. Roof Sheathing

Page 40: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Framing Elements12. Stringer

Page 41: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Front End Loader A piece a machinery that’s purpose is to load material (gravel, asphalt, dirt ,etc.) into another piece of

machinery. It has a bucket specifically for scooping loose material.

Page 42: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Gypsum Board Panels made of the mineral gypsum used in construction of interior walls and ceilings.

Page 43: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Heat PumpThis is a picture of the compressor which is used to evaporate and condense refrigerant to form heat and air

conditioning.

Page 44: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Heat PumpThis is a picture of the air handling unit used to force the cooled or heated air throughout the building.

Page 45: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

InsulationA material added to a building to slow thermal heat transfer.

Batt / Blanket

Ridged Board

Loose Fill

Page 46: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Insulation Foamed

Page 47: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

LintelA beam that carries the load of a wall across a window or door.

Page 48: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Mortar

This is a 3/8” tooled, concave mortar joint used on a building. This is a 3/8” tooled, raked mortar joint

used on a residential home.

Page 49: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Oriented Strand Board OSBA nonveneered panel composed of long shreds of wood fiber oriented in a specific direction and bonded

together under pressure.

Page 50: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Plumbing Lavatory (1 ½ in Drain) Water Closet (3 in Drain)

Page 51: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

PlumingShower and Tub Insert

Page 52: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Plumbing Vent Through Roof

Page 53: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Plumbing Drop in Sink

Page 54: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

PlywoodA wood panel composed of an odd number of layers of wood veneer bonded together under pressure.

Veneer is a thin layer, sheet or facing.

Page 55: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Radiant BarrierA reflective material that inhibits heat transfer by radiation.

Page 56: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

RebarThis rebar is 1” in diameter. It would be referred to as #8 bar. The purpose of the deformations in

on the surface of the rebar are to help it bond tightly to the concrete.

Page 57: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Steep Roof Drainage The Gutter collects all the rainwater from the roof and directs it to the downspout. The Downspout is the

vertical pipe that carries rain water away from the gutter.

The Splashblock is the component that directs water from the downspout away from the house.

Page 58: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Steep Roof MaterialsClay Tile

Page 59: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Steep Roof MaterialsA shingle is a thin material, in this case wood, laid in overlapping rows to cover a roof of a building.

Page 60: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Steep Roof Materials Metal Panel roof is usually made out of tin or aluminum.

Page 61: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Steep Roof ShapesGable Roof Hip Roof

Page 62: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Steep Roof ShapesGambrel Roof Mansard Roof

Page 63: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Steep Roof Terms

• Ridge- The point of the roof.

• Rake- The inclined edge of a sloped roof.

• Eave- The horizontal edge of a sloped roof.

Ridge Rake

Eave

Page 64: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Steep Roof Terms

• Valley- The internal angle formed by the intersection of two sloping roof panels.

• Soffit- The finished underside of the eaves.

(House without fascia)

Valley

Soffit

Page 65: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Steep Roof Terms

• Fascia- The vertical wood surface under the eaves.

Fascia

Page 66: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

StoneRandom Rubble

Page 67: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

StoneCoursed Rubble

Page 68: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Stone Random Ashlar

Page 69: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Stone Coursed Ashlar

Page 70: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Vapor RetarderA layer of material intended t obstruct the passage of water vapor into a building.

Vapor retarder is located on the side of insulation facing the exterior walls.

Page 71: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Waterproofing

Page 72: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Weep HoleA small opening whose purpose is to permit drainage of accumulated water in a building.

Page 73: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Welded Wire Fabric

Page 74: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

WindowsThis is a double hung window because it slides up and down on tracks.

Page 75: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

Windows This is a casement window because it is hinged on the side and swings out.

Page 76: Visual Dictionary - Wythe

WindowsThis is an awning window because it is hinged along the top of the window swings out.


Recommended