joist - use in sentences

Object

  • floor: Describe what could be done to provide adequate sound insulation to an existing timber joists floor with lath and plaster ceilings over a shop?

Converse of object

  • expose: I now want to insulate between the joists and still leave part of the joists exposed.
  • support: There must be holes in any dividing walls or the walls that support the joists under the floor.
  • lay: Above this squared architrave were laid the joists of the ceiling, and those of the floor upon the layer of ashes.

Adjective modifier

  • trim: Floor joists are dropped between both trimmer joists in hangers to span the loft area.
  • wooden: Wooden joists ran to the cross beam to the opposite side of the keep.
  • existing: The existing ceiling joists are not designed for heavy loads.
  • old: The new timber should be taken the full length of the old joist even if there is only a slight bow in the middle.
  • new: For example the new joists must not touch the original ones.
  • first: The first joist is fixed appropriate distance away from the wall edge then spacing timbers at 400mm centers.

Modifies a noun

  • hanger: The deck support joists are then fixed to the ledger board using joist hangers.
  • floor: In the case of a timber joist floor the floor joists should be tied to the walls by means of steel ties.
  • end: Step 5: Assemble the framework using 75mm screws in pre-drilled holes, three screws per joist end ( 1 - D ).

Noun used with modifier

  • ceiling: The existing ceiling joists are not designed for heavy loads.
  • timber: Timber joists should not be built into separating walls.
  • floor: The spaces for the floor joists can be clearly seen.
  • steel: You will see that the timber beams have now been replaced by steel joists.
  • roof: The roof joists were rotten; the first floor walls were down to the window ledges.
  • perimeter: Only the perimeter joists and rafters may be included in bracing and blocking.

Preposition: of

  • floor: He showed me where I could put them underneath the joists of the second floor of the main building.

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