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| In roofing, ___ refers to the angle (slope) of the roof. | pitch |
| This kind of roof has four sloping sides. | hip |
| In roofing, this refers to the overall width of a building. | total span |
| This roof has a ridge at the center and slopes in two directions. | gable |
| In roofing, this is the weight of the materials used to consruct a roof. | dead load |
| In roofing, this refers to the weight and pressure of wind and snow to which the roof will be subjected. | live load |
| In floor framing, this refers to the rough flooring, which is nailed to the top of the floor frame. | subfloor |
| In floor framing, this refers to the thin panels that are placed directly over the subfloor. | underlayment |
| These are components used door framing. | header, trimmer studs, and wall studs |
| This is a horizontal plank placed on edge to which subfloor and ceiling meterials are nailed. | joist |
| This refers to the panels or boards placed on the outside of an exterior framed wall or roof to provide greater insulation, strength, and a nailing base for finish materials. | sheathing |
