batten|battens in English

noun

[bat·ten || 'bætn]

board, piece of wood used to hold something in place

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1. A C-Tech batten expert can guide you to choose the right Battens …

2. All RBS Battens come coded with either “F”, “C” or “R” to insure proper batten placement

3. Dual batten system A way of saying that the sail can use full or half length battens.

4. RBS Battens continually works with sail designers to create a state of the art batten focused on reliable and consistent performance

5. Battens are also used in metal roofing to secure the sheets called a batten-seam roof and are covered with a

6. Board and batten shutters are made from grouped single boards joined together with battens, which are shorter Crosspieces of wood

7. Batten down To close, fasten, or secure something with Battens, flexible strips of wood or plastic used to hold material down

8. True board-and-Batten is made with vertically installed wide boards and narrow Battens fastened over the gaps between the boards

9. Wood siding that consists of narrow vertical strips (Battens) installed over a flat base (board) is known, logically enough, as board and Batten.

10. Knotwood Battens come in a range of sizes from 25×50 up to 250 x 50 and even larger with the batten joiner.

11. Battens can be used to support flooring finishes, similar to joists, but the batten rests on a solid sub-floor, creating a raised floor

12. Battens are made from seamless pipe and are supplied with a matte black finish; Battens up to 21′ (6.4 m) long are supplied as a single piece; longer Battens are provided with 18″ (457 mm) long internal splice sleeves; Standard 1-1/2″ (38 mm) Battens are provided with safety yellow vinyl end caps, making the batten ends easier to see

13. Traditionally, board and batten siding starts with wide vertical planks (boards), which are then joined together by thin vertical strips (Battens) to cover the seams.

14. Traditionally, board and Batten siding starts with wide vertical planks (boards), which are then joined together by thin vertical strips (Battens) to cover the seams.

15. Batten (third-person singular simple present Battens, present participle Battening, simple past and past participle Battened) (intransitive) To become better; improve in condition, especially by feeding

16. Horizontal Battens should also be installed so that there is a clearance of at least 6 inches between the batten and the valley to allow concentrated water flow.

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18. As a basic yet uniquely attractive type of siding, it’s commonly used on barns across America, also granting it the name “barn siding.” Board and Batten siding uses strips of narrow wood called Battens.

19. The Stanilite ® range of emergency Battens provide the perfect solution for carparks, factories, warehouse and large commercial situations where you need the peace of mind that only a Stanilite emergency batten can provide.

20. What does Batten mean? To Batten is to grow fat by eating continuously

21. Battens are simply push-clicked onto mounting tracks that are positioned behind the Battens in a concealed manner

22. What is Batten disease A Batten disease is a genetic disorder of the nervous system

23. Use square batten and across of round batten freely to build form combination to wear.

24. Battens,FAA Written (Knowledge) Test Preparation

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