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What is the measure of each of the interior angles of a sixteen sided polygon?
Do it your self. Subtract 2 by the number of sides. Then multiply it by 180. Learned that in 6th Grade.
What is the measure of the third angle of a triangle of the two interior angtles 45 degree and 38 degree?
All up a triangle has 180 degrees on the interior so if we add 45 and 38 together we get 83. 180 minus 83 equals 97. So the degrees of the last angle is 97 degrees. You learn this is seventh grade math.
What is the grade for an eight year old?
They will be in Grade 3 . Grade 1 : 6 Grade 2 : 7 Grade 3 : 8 Grade 4 : 9 Grade 5 : 10 Grade 6 : 11 Grade 7 : 12 Grade 8 : 13 Grade 9 : 14 Grade 10 : 15 and so on.
2nd grade or second grade?
It is second grade or you can say 2nd grade.
What is plywood?
These are wood panels normally made in 8foot by 4foot sizes.These are made by laminating wood in thin layers (normally 3 millimetres each ply) The will be cross layered to add strength. Sizes normally are quarter in thing panels, half inch panels 3-quater inch and inch panels. They can be made in Shutter quality which is a rough finish using where finish is not important. They also make in furniture grade where the finish will have a a final layer which is made of a high quality wood that is right make furniture out of. They also make a grade called "Marine ply" which is again high standard and is water proof.Plywood is a type of thin pieces of wooden board that is glued and pressed together. Plywood is used to build homes and furniture.
Can you use exterior grade plywood when tiling floors?
You can used exterior grade plywood when tiling floors, but it is only an acceptable choice. If going over a wood substrate, the best choice is a mudbase or cement board.
Is bc exterior grade plywood?
bc refers to the knots in the surface of the plywood. b side has plugged knots and the c side has open knots. Exterior grade refers to the type of glue used in it. It will not soften when exposed to moisture. The wood will swell, but not come apart in the layers.
How waterproof is exterior plywood if used for base to lay tile on an exterior deck?
Exterior grade plywood is not waterproof and is not meant to be used as a base for tile in exterior applications. Exterior tile needs to have a cementious type base which will not swell or deteriorate when wet.
What is the difference between bwp and bwr plywood?
bwp = boiling water proof bwr = boiling water resistant THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE !!!!!!!!!! Source: http://blog.positiveindians.in/plywood/bwp-vs-bwr-grade-plywood.html The acronym BWP stands for 'Boiling Water Proof', While BWR grade means 'Boiling Water Resistant' plywood. The general naming convention used in the industry is that BWR grading is used for marking plywood, while its counterpart BWP grade is used in the case of Blockboards. Technically speaking there is not much difference between these two terms. The quality tests on BWR grade plywood sheets, as well as BWP grade blockboards are quite similar. The glue used in the construction of both these types is synthetic plastic resin (phenol formaldehyde) which is considered better than Urea formaldehyde resins used in commercial MR grade (Moisture resistant) plywood sheets. If a board is marked with BWR it means that it is a waterproof exterior grade plywood, and if it is marked BWP then it should ideally mean that it is an exterior grade waterproof block board. Both BWP and BWR grades are widely used in the construction of furniture that is likely to get some exposure to water. Hence it is a preferred choice of material for making kitchen cabinets and other kitchen furniture. For quick difference between plywood and block board: Plywood -is thin sheets of veneer stuck together Blockboard - is blocks of solid softwood covered by sheets of veneer on both sides Or you can get it in detail at : http://blog.positiveindians.in/plywood/plywood-vs-blockboard.html
Which thinset should be used over plywood?
The thin set you should use over plywood is called Durabond. Durabond is a water-based coating that dries to a hard, durable finish. It can be applied directly to new or old drywall and will not cause any harm if it comes in contact with insulation.
What is the difference between marine grade plywood and treated and will paint stick to treated plywood?
Marine grade plywood and treated plywood aren't the same thing. Marine grade plywood has special glues and woods that will withstand constant immersion in water. Treated plywood is regular plywood that has been run through a pressure treating cycle. Paint will stick to treated plywood if you make sure to let it dry for a few months before you paint.
What are some of the Best Quality Plywood Manufacturers in India?
When it comes to the title of Best Quality Plywood Manufacturers in India, Yetiply is one of the prominent names that stands out. Renowned for its commitment to excellence and superior craftsmanship, Yetiply has established itself as a leading player in the Indian plywood industry. With a focus on using high-grade raw materials, advanced manufacturing processes, and stringent quality control measures, Yetiply consistently delivers plywood products that meet the highest standards of durability, strength, and aesthetics. Customers can rely on Yetiply for a wide range of plywood solutions, including interior and exterior applications, furniture, and construction projects, making it a preferred choice for those seeking the finest plywood products in India.
What kind of information you get from reading a plywood stamp?
Plywood Grade Stamps (back of panel)The span rating indicates the maximum inches between supports that the panel may be applied. If there are two numbers, the first refers to roof applications, the second to floor applications.The exposure durability classification defines whether the panel should be used for interior or exterior applications:Exterior panels have a fully waterproof bond and are designed for applications subject to permanent exposure to the weather or moisture.Exposure 1 panels are designed for protected construction and industrial applications and can be exposed to the elements for a short time, but not permanently.Exposure 2 panels are intended for protected construction and industrial applications where the potential for conditions of high humidity and water leakage exist.Interior panels are manufactured with an interior grade glue and are intended for interior applications only.The thickness of the panel is also included on the stamp. Plywood is sized 1/32" under its called size. Hence, 1/2" plywood measures 15/32".
Is ac plywood better than bc plywood?
The letters each stand for the grade/finish for one side of the board. "AC" has one side grade "A" and one grade "C" meaning one side is sanded finish grade and the "c" side is meant to be unseen. where a "CD" would tell you both sides are a "unfinished" type grade, like roof decking material.
How much for exterior grade 5 8 drywall?
There is no such thing as 'exterior' drywall.
What are the most commonly available grades for softwood plywood?
The most common grades for softwood plywood are A, B, C, and D. Grade A is the highest quality with a smooth surface, while Grade D has more imperfections and is suitable for structural use where appearance is not critical.
What is term acx on ply wood?
Its simply a code to tell what kind of plywood it is, "A" is the face grade, (the best side) "C" is the back side, "X" is the kind of glue used to laminate the ply's together, (X meaning exterior grade glue). Codes in wood quality: A being the best, B being of medium quality, and C being the poorest grade.
