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Package
Boiler
Unit that has the complete steam boiler ready to operate and the equipment
necessary for connection to electrical, water and fuel systems.
Package
Mortgage
Mortgage on both the purchased real estate and personal property of a
durable type, with the entire amount financed is considered one mortgage.
Packaged
Equipment
Any of the commonly used packaged equipment assembly, such as an air compressor,
which is mounted on a structural platform and ready to be installed and
used.
Packaging
Transfer of both real estate and personal property. Alternately, the putting
together of a group of properties to be sold together, possibly at a discount
price because several items are bought in combination.
Packing
Fibrous material, which is used on faucets for leak proofing.
Packing
Iron
Tool that is used when packing rope fiber or oakum into a cast iron piping
joint prior to the molten lead being poured on it to create a seal.
Pad
Drum Roller
Soil compacting machine with a large heavy metal cylinder that has short
rectangular pads that project from the machine surface.
Pad
Site
An individual freestanding site for a retailer, often adjacent to a larger
shopping center.
Pad
Stone
A large stone which serves as a lintel, under a girder or beam to support
the weight.
Padding
1. Layer made of compressed foam rubber, waffled rubber or fiber, which
is used under carpeting.
2. Use of a paint pad to apply stain or paint.
3. To build up a surface.
Paddle
Alarm
Certain types of wet-pipe fire sprinkling systems have a paddle that goes
into the pipe and, when it is moved by the water, it sounds an alarm.
Paddle
Wheel Scraper
Paddle-wheel type blade, used for fine trimming, that rotates around on
some types of earth grading machines, scraping off the top soil and moving
into the hopper.
Paint
Opaque liquid coating, which is used to protect and preserve, surfaces
both interior and exterior. Most paints are either latex or oil based
and come in a huge variety of colors and tones. Paint consists of three
parts; a thinner which give it a liquid appearance, a binder which binds
the pigment particles and adheres to the surface, and the additives, which
are added to give additional properties.
Paint,
Bituminous
Coating used to protect metals and masonry that is below the soil level.
It's made from coal tar or asphalts.
Paint
Finishes
Luster or sheen of paint types.
High gloss - Commonly referred to as enamel, it has a high shine.
Semi-gloss - Slightly less shiny than high gloss.
Satin-flat - Slight sheen.
Flat Paint - No sheen or gloss, it is also known as matte.
Paint,
Flame-retardant
Paints containing silicones, chlorinated waxes, polyvinyl chloride, casein,
borax, etc. and other noncombustible substances which allow the paint
to absorb the heat to reduce heat transfer while forming insulation pockets
between the surface and the flame, melting into a glasslike form or producing
nonflammable gases.
Paint,
Metallic
Mixture of varnish and certain types of fine metal flakes. Aluminum Paint,
used to reflect light or to retain heat, consists of flakes of aluminum.
Zinc primers allow the coating to conduct electricity to provide a certain
amount of cathodic protection.
Paint
Pad
Square or rectangle with a sponge back, a short nap and a handle, which
can used as a paint applicator.
Paint
Roller
Cylinder shaped applicator, which is covered with an absorbent material
and revolves on a handle to apply paint to a wall. The roller is dipped
into the paint and, after the excess drips off, it is rolled up and down
the wall.
Paint
Thinner
Products, such as petroleum spirits, mineral spirits or coal-tar products,
used to thin oil based paints and varnishes and are also used to clean
off oil based paint.
Paintbrush
Natural or synthetic bristle designed to hold and apply paint. Synthetic
bristle brushes works best with latex and water-based paints because water
is not absorbed as easily and causing the bristles to expand. Natural
bristle brushes apply more smoothly.
Palladian
Windows
Revival of the architectural style of Andrea Palladio, it consists of
three windows, two rectangles on either side of the center window, whose
top forms an arch.
Pallet
Used for stacking, handling and storing materials, this low platform is
portable and has openings in its base so it can be moved by a forklift.
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