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This post was last edited by cy3352 on 2018-7-7 08:47. What is leg binding? What is a skirting? What is their respective function? Answer: (1) The part of the exterior wall near the outdoor ground level is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from eaves, thereby protecting the wall surfaces, maintaining dryness inside the building, and enhancing the durability of the structure. The height of the footrest is generally the difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor floor level. (2) The skirting is a structural element at the junction of the inner side of the exterior wall and both sides of the interior wall with the indoor floor. The purpose of the skirting is to prevent walls from being damaged during cleaning. The height of the skirting is generally between 120mm and 150mm.
The part of the exterior wall below, near the outdoor ground level, is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from eaves, thereby protecting the wall surfaces, keeping the interior dry, and enhancing the durability of the building. The height of the footrest is generally the difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor floor level. (2) The skirting is a structural element at the junction of the inner side of the exterior wall and both sides of the interior wall with the indoor floor. The purpose of the skirting is to prevent walls from being damaged during cleaning. The height of the skirting is generally between 120mm and 150mm.
The part of the exterior wall below, near the outdoor ground level, is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from eaves, thereby protecting the wall surfaces, keeping the interior dry, and enhancing the durability of the building. The height of the footrest is generally the difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor floor level. (2) The skirting is a structural element at the junction of the inner side of the exterior wall and both sides of the interior wall with the indoor floor. The purpose of the skirting is to prevent walls from being damaged during cleaning. The height of the skirting is generally between 120mm and 150mm.
(1) The part of the exterior wall below, near the outdoor ground level, is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from eaves, thereby protecting the wall surfaces, maintaining dryness inside the building, and enhancing the durability of the structure. The height of the footrest is generally the difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor floor level. (2) The skirting is a structural element at the junction of the inner side of the exterior wall and both sides of the interior wall with the indoor floor. The purpose of the skirting is to prevent walls from being damaged during cleaning. The height of the skirting is generally between 120mm and 150mm.
(1) The part of the exterior wall at the bottom, near the outdoor ground level, is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from eaves, thereby protecting the wall surfaces, keeping the interior dry, and enhancing the durability of the building. The height of the footrest is generally the difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor floor level. (2) The skirting is a structural element at the junction of the inner side of the exterior wall and both sides of the interior wall with the indoor floor. The purpose of the skirting is to prevent walls from being damaged during cleaning. The height of the skirting is generally between 120mm and 150mm.
Answer: (1) The part of the exterior wall near the outdoor ground level is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from the eaves
(1) The part of the lower section of the exterior wall near the outdoor ground level is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from eaves, thereby protecting the wall surfaces, maintaining dryness inside the building, and enhancing the durability of the structure. The height of the footrest is generally the difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor floor level. (2) The skirting is a structure at the junction of the inner side of the exterior wall and both sides of the interior wall with the indoor floor. The purpose of the skirting is to prevent walls from being damaged during cleaning. The height of the skirting is generally between 120mm and 150mm.
:(1) The part of the exterior wall at the bottom, near the outdoor ground level, is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from eaves, thereby protecting the wall surfaces, maintaining dryness inside the building, and enhancing the durability of the structure. The height of the footrest is generally the difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor floor level. (2) The skirting is a structure at the junction of the inner side of the exterior wall and both sides of the interior wall with the indoor floor. The purpose of the skirting is to prevent walls from being damaged during cleaning. The height of the skirting is generally between 120mm and 150mm.
The part of the exterior wall below, near the outdoor ground level, is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from eaves, thereby protecting the wall surfaces, keeping the interior dry, and enhancing the durability of the building. The height of the footrest is generally the difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor floor level. (2) The skirting is a structural element at the junction of the inner side of the exterior wall and both sides of the interior wall with the indoor floor. The purpose of the skirting is to prevent walls from being damaged during cleaning. The height of the skirting is generally between 120mm and 150mm.
The part of the exterior wall below, near the outdoor ground level, is called the plinth. The purpose of footings is to prevent erosion by surface water and rainwater dripping from eaves, thereby protecting the wall surfaces ； The skirting is a structural element at the junction of the inner side of the exterior wall and the two sides of the interior wall with the indoor floor. The purpose of the skirting is to prevent walls from being damaged during cleaning.
The baseboard is located at the bottom of the exterior area on the first floor; its main function is to protect the exterior walls from being damaged by rain. It sits along the walls surrounding the indoor floor, serving both to protect those walls and to enhance their appearance. For example, it helps to protect the walls when mopping the floor