Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
joncs d’angle
English translation:
1/4 inch round
Added to glossary by
sktrans
Mar 6, 2004 21:28
20 yrs ago
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French term
joncs d’angle
French to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
Building
Construction of a new house
Estimation previsionnelle
Menuiseries extérieurs et intérieures:
Plinthe bois dans les chambres - Joncs d'angles
Estimation previsionnelle
Menuiseries extérieurs et intérieures:
Plinthe bois dans les chambres - Joncs d'angles
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | 1/4 inch round | sktrans |
4 +2 | Can't help wondering | Bourth (X) |
4 +1 | angle rings | Valentini Mellas |
Proposed translations
37 mins
Selected
1/4 inch round
In the US it's that long piece of wood that joins sometimes two surfaces like baseboard molding(plinthe) and the floor.
Jonc = reed or cane in building so it would fit the piece of wood
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Note added at 2004-03-06 22:09:11 (GMT)
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... Nail Down Floor. Quarter Round Moldings With A Glue Down ... 1/4 inch molding overlap on the wood flooring, including an ... defects in quality and work-manship and are warranted ...
www.woodfloorsonline.com/products/hardwoodmoldings.html - 60k - Cached
Jonc = reed or cane in building so it would fit the piece of wood
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Note added at 2004-03-06 22:09:11 (GMT)
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WoodFloorsOnline provides information about Hardwood Floor Molding, Trims, Baseboards, Stairs Oak Treads & Shoemoldings
... Nail Down Floor. Quarter Round Moldings With A Glue Down ... 1/4 inch molding overlap on the wood flooring, including an ... defects in quality and work-manship and are warranted ...
www.woodfloorsonline.com/products/hardwoodmoldings.html - 60k - Cached
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30 mins
French term (edited):
joncs d�angle
angle rings
Commercial and Industrial Spiral Pipe - HVAC - Dust Collection ...
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Angle Rings. Pressed and Rolled Steel Pressed and rolled steel angle rings are used widely in joining ductwork together in dust and fume control work. ... www.spiralmfg.com/ringsf.htm
... Pressed Angle Rings Koger's state-of-the-art 500 ton CNC Punch Press presses standard angle rings from hot rolled drawing quality steel in sizes 3-1/16" to 14-1 ... www.kogerair.com/comp1.html
The Angle Ring Company are specialists for curved steel sections, bar, tube and plate including press braking and spiral tubes, beams, stringers etc.... www.anglering.co.uk/
Peer comment(s):
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Vicky Papaprodromou
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Tony M
: Doesn't make any sense to me in given context... Your ref. shows kinds of 'raccords', I don't see how you're interpreting 'jonc' in this way?
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Why not ... those angle rings are supposed to connect when you want to go through a corner or if you want to curve your wooden or any other material construction. Take a look : http://www.goelscientific.com/images/Key-clampsb.gif
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Can't help wondering
if what they are referring to is in fact the "cornière" (plastic or metal)placed on salient wall angles (where walls meet window or door reveals, for instance) and serving as a guide for plastering and/or as a knock-resistant element in the case of plaster wallboard. This is the modern practice, and the things are called PLASTER BEADS or ANGLE BEADS. In days of yore, the protective function at least was provided by a piece of three-quarter round timber fixed over the angle, and it could theoretically be that too.
Peer comment(s):
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Tony M
: Yes, I immediately thought of corner or angle bead too; I've come across 'jonc' used like this before...
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My idea that I'd seen the word used this way was vague, so nice to have confirmation. Certainly fits with the usage of "jonc" is joint infill, etc.
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sktrans
: so, not 1/4 round, 3/4 round?
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agree |
forli
: sounds like "beading" to me
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