- auxiliary rafter
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1. a rafter reinforcing a principal rafter.2. a rafter reinforcing a diagonal member of a queen post truss. Also called cushion rafter.
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auxiliary rafter — noun : a rafter used to strengthen the principal rafter in a truss * * * 1. a rafter reinforcing a principal rafter. 2. a rafter reinforcing a diagonal member of a queen post truss. Also called cushion rafter … Useful english dictionary
cushion rafter. — See auxiliary rafter. [1810 20] * * * … Universalium
cushion rafter. — See auxiliary rafter. [1810 20] … Useful english dictionary
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subprincipal — /sʌbˈprɪnsəpəl/ (say sub prinsuhpuhl) noun 1. an assistant or deputy principal. 2. Carpentry an auxiliary rafter or additional supporting member. 3. Music (in an organ) a sub bass of the open diapason class …
sub|prin|ci|pal — «suhb PRIHN suh puhl», noun. 1. an assistant or deputy principal, as of a school or university. 2. an auxiliary rafter in the framework of a roof. 3. Music. a subbass of the open diapason class in an organ … Useful english dictionary
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