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Перевод: softwood

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Тезаурус:

1. The up-and-over door is a standard fitting on all garages, with different manufacturers offering a choice of steel, timber (softwood or red cedar) or plastic - either grp (glass-reinforced plastic) or upvc (unplasticised polyvinyl chloride).
2. A couple of firms still make traditional garages in treated softwood or Western red cedar; note that these will generally have to be sited at least 1m from property boundaries to satisfy the requirements of the Building Regulations.
3. They are taken and inserted ("struck") in the same way as softwood cuttings, although many gardeners remove whole sideshoots, pulling them off the main stem with a short portion of bard (a "heel") to aid rooting; neatly trim any ragged edges on the heel, and pinch out the tips of naturally bushy subjects.
4. Softwood cuttings
5. They are usually fitted into a timber sub-frame (hardwood, in preference to softwood; there's little point in fitting an indestructible door in a frame that could rot in 10 years), and come with either a silvery finish or a factory-applied coating in a limited range of colours.
6. Using the machine in its most typical mode, cutting sheet materials and softwood up to 55mm thick, the SA55 E performed very well.
7. Subsequent treatment is the same as for softwood cuttings.
8. Timber doors are usually made either from preservativetreated softwood, or a rot-resistant hardwood such as mahogany, and many have high-performance specifications that include integral weather-stripping and sealed-unit double glazing.
9. Set against these points is the maintenance problem; softwood doors need regular decoration to keep rot at bay, and even hardwoods require regular treatment with preservative and stain to keep them in good condition.
10. Traditional side-hung timber doors in softwood or cedar are offered as an option on some garages, and are standard on extra-height models.
11. Being mainly softwood around the outside, with no pressure applied, I allowed the cutter to dictate where I wanted to go.
12. The common furniture beetle can be found in both hardwood and softwood, chiefly in the sapwood from close to the bark.
13. For almost any tiling job, large or small, you will need the following: tile adhesive; a notched adhesive spreader; some tile spacers (unless you are using universal tiles); lengths of tile edge trim (optional); grout plus a flexible spreader; a steel tape measure; some lengths of 3812mm (1in) softwood battening plus masonry pins and hammer for large wall areas; a spirit level; a tile cutter; tile nibblers, pincers or tile saw; some dowelling for shaping the grout lines; a pencil and felt-tip pen; and some sponges and cloths for wiping and polishing.