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Sliding rod engaging in a receiver to secure the leaf.
Mechanism that automatically returns the leaf towards closing and controls its movement.
Mechanism that sequences the closing of two leaves so they fit correctly.
Mechanism that holds the leaf open until released from its position.
Fixed or rotating rounded grip fitted to a door leaf.
Moving part of a door that opens or closes the passage.
Joint that allows a leaf to rotate on an axis secured at top and bottom.
Pull handle that allows the leaf to be pulled without itself operating a lock.
Stop that limits travel to prevent impacts against walls or furniture.
Lower door component or area establishing the transition between surfaces on either side.
Windowed projection from a pitched roof providing additional space and daylight below.
Ceramic process involving one firing of the body and a later firing of the glaze.
Unit of two glass panes separated by a sealed cavity that alters heat exchange.
Protection combining basic and supplementary insulation, reducing reliance on an earthing connection.
Arrangement with two insulation layers that can improve continuity by offsetting their joints.
Wall formed from two masonry leaves, with a gap or infill according to its configuration.
Facade with two envelope layers separated by an intermediate space influencing its environmental behaviour.
Joint with interlocking trapezoidal projections that resist being pulled apart.
Joint using dowels inserted into prepared holes.
Panel of boards joined with wooden dowels to form a combined load-bearing element.
Luminaire directing most light downwards, commonly installed in ceilings of homes and commercial premises.
Mainly vertical pipe conveying rainwater or wastewater towards the building’s drainage network.
Curved fitting changing a downpipe’s direction to accommodate overhangs or offsets.
Fixing component securing a downpipe to the facade or another stable supporting surface.
Lower section or fitting connecting a rainwater downpipe to the onward drainage pipe.
Removable accessory collecting debris inside a drain and allowing removal during routine maintenance.
Obstruction reducing or preventing wastewater flow through a connected drainage pipe.
Connecting rim or ring joining the waterproof membrane to the body of a drain.
Perforated drain cover allowing water through while limiting the entry of larger objects.
A component of the sanitary installation used to collect water from a surface and direct it into drainage.
Component collecting water from a surface and connecting it to a drain.
Device retaining water in a drain to prevent odors passing from the network.
System collecting and removing water from the ground or from particular building elements.
A component of the sanitary installation used to close an underground chamber while retaining access for inspection.
Permeable layer collecting and conveying water to limit pressures within the ground.
A component of the sanitary installation used to collect flows from several drains and convey them towards the outlet.
Open channel beside paved areas or land collecting runoff and carrying it along its route.
Layer allowing water to move within an assembly towards designated drainage points.
Pipe with openings receiving water from the ground and conveying it towards an outlet.
A component of the sanitary installation used to retain sand and coarse sediment before they enter pipes.
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