voilage jontifs

English translation: volige(age) jointif

09:42 Apr 4, 2007
French to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / technical parts of insurance policy
French term or phrase: voilage jontifs
THis comes under the heading "Storms,Hurricanes, Cyclones/ weight of snow or hail"

"sont exclus les dommages causés à`:
"Aux bâtiments clos au moyen de bâches ou dont la construction ou la couverture comporte, en quelque proportion que ce soit, des matériaux tels que carton ou feutre bitumés, toile ou papier goudronnés, feuille ou film de matière plastique, non fixés sur panneaux ou voilage jointifs selon les règles de l'art."
Pamela Hewitt
English translation:volige(age) jointif
Explanation:
is what I think they mean.

This is "close boarding" in English, the boards beneath the roof covering to which the covering (slates, tiles, etc.) is fixed.

cf http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1412005

volige - Planche légère de sapin ou de peuplier ... utilisée en couverture pour composer des platelages jointifs : les voliges, clouées horizontalement sur les chevrons, servent à fixer les couvertures en ardoises, bardeaux, feuilles métalliques, etc.
[there is a picture of 'volige jointif' showing boards butting against each other]

voligeage - Ensemble des voliges qui composent un platelage ...
[Dicobat]

close boarding - Timber boarding, usually square-edged planks laid side-by-side to form a continuous surface for fixing insulation, or as a deck for supprted sheetmetal roofing and roof tiles ...
[Scott/Penguin Dict. of Bldg]

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Bourth (X)
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Thanks very much Alex - that sounds more likely
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connecting veils


Explanation:
really can't be sure here, just a way of getting the balls rolling

jean-jacques alexandre
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volige(age) jointif


Explanation:
is what I think they mean.

This is "close boarding" in English, the boards beneath the roof covering to which the covering (slates, tiles, etc.) is fixed.

cf http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1412005

volige - Planche légère de sapin ou de peuplier ... utilisée en couverture pour composer des platelages jointifs : les voliges, clouées horizontalement sur les chevrons, servent à fixer les couvertures en ardoises, bardeaux, feuilles métalliques, etc.
[there is a picture of 'volige jointif' showing boards butting against each other]

voligeage - Ensemble des voliges qui composent un platelage ...
[Dicobat]

close boarding - Timber boarding, usually square-edged planks laid side-by-side to form a continuous surface for fixing insulation, or as a deck for supprted sheetmetal roofing and roof tiles ...
[Scott/Penguin Dict. of Bldg]



Bourth (X)
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Grading comment
Thanks very much Alex - that sounds more likely

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