Jun 24, 2004 06:36
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English term

flashing

Non-PRO English to Polish Tech/Engineering Construction / Civil Engineering
W moim tekscie jest to tasma (membrana) zabezpieczajaca/ochronna/uszczelniająca, która naklada sie na rózne elementy budynku, m. in. na drzwi, okna i taras.
Jak to bedzie wg slownika (w tym kontekscie)? W slowniku WNT jest tylko "obróbka blacharska dachu".
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Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Jun 24, 2004:
Oczywiscie "slownikowe" i w tym kontekscie.
Non-ProZ.com Jun 24, 2004:
Chodzi mi wylacznie o okreslenie "slownikowe". Z kontekstu wynika "tasma zabezpieczajaca", jak pisze wyzej. Kontekst:
Why Use XXX Flashings on Windows, Doors and Other
Water damage is one of the most common causes of building repairs. Not only are such repairs costly, but in many cases damage is impossible to correct. Further, water intrusion in building structures creates a favorable environment for the development of other serious problems � such as mold, dry rot and decay. Proper water management is the essential first step in controlling mold, dry rot and decay.

The easiest way for water to get into structures is through windows, doors and other detail areas where no water protective building components are installed. To minimize the possibility of water entry, all critical detail areas should be flashed using the appropriate flashing materials and following the proper installation techniques.
Slavo Jun 24, 2004:
Ale zamieszane...kontekst by sie przydal.

Proposed translations

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taśma metalowa uszczelniająca konstrukcję dachu itp.

nie jestem oryginalna - za Kościuszką
a jezeli, jak wiem masz to przy oknach i drzwaich - to tez nie ma przeszkód.
Pamiętasz szwedzką taśmę do uszczelniania drzwi? Chyba kazdy to miał - może to jest ten flashing?
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Dzieki! To sa faktycznie tasmy, ktore rozwija sie z rolek. Tak to nazwalam (tasmy uszczelniajace) i tak zostawie. Opierzenia sie boje..."
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opierzenie

wg Webstera flashing = 2. sheets of metal or other material used to weatherproof joints formed where exterior surfaces, as of a roof and a wall, meet at an angle
i to chyba jest wlasnie opierzenie, ale w sieci nie znalzlem definicji na 'opierzenie' -- moze ktos potwierdzi l. zaprzeczy...
(techniczny podaje, ze opierzenie to planking l. skin plates)

a moze listwy okapowe???

http://www.karolkaz.art.pl/usterki/image003.htm
http://www.e-dach.pl/pdf/instrukcje_montazu/plyty_faliste_on...


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Note added at 1 hr 27 mins (2004-06-24 08:04:57 GMT)
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o! jeszcze znalazlem oblachowanie...
http://www.wodan.pl/cards/products/stol/t_4.php?a=1
http://www.tomiczek.com.pl/owhvelux.htm
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