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Sockelleiste, UCI-Sonderteppich, Duebel, Bahnenwar

English translation: baseboard strip, UCI-approved carpet, anchor, track lighting, baseboard, roll width, clamp molding/trim

GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW)
German term or phrase:Sockelleiste, UCI-Sonderteppich, Duebel, Lichtschiene, Sockel (in relation to walls), Bahnenabstand, Klemmprofil
English translation:baseboard strip, UCI-approved carpet, anchor, track lighting, baseboard, roll width, clamp molding/trim
Entered by: Dierk Seeburg

14:00 Feb 22, 2000
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering
German term or phrase: Sockelleiste, UCI-Sonderteppich, Duebel, Bahnenwar
The context is a description of the walls, floor and ceiling of a room.

The other terms are:
Lichtschiene - light fixture railing?
Sockel (in relation to walls) - baseboard?
Schrammboard (in walls) - scratch surface?
Bahnenabstand
Klemmprofil
Zwischendaemmung
Vlies- und Rieselschutz
Gipskartonplatten
freelance
(see below)
Explanation:
Sorry, but I have to disagree with most in the previous posts (mind you, my translations are American English):
Sockelleiste - baseboard strip
UCI-Spezialteppich - UCI-approved carpet
Duebel - anchor
Bahnenwar... - ? (this got cut off)
Lichtschiene - track lighting
Sockel - baseboard
Schrammboard - ? (this sounds like mishlanguage :->)
Bahnenabstand - roll width (if this refers to wallpaper)
Klemmprofil - clamp molding/trim(?)
Zwischendaemmung - vapor barrier
Vlies- und Rieselschutz - fleece and trickle(?) cover
Gipskartonplatten - drywall/plaster wallboard
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Dierk Seeburg
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Summary of answers provided
nasee below
Dan McCrosky (X)
naSkirting board/Basedboard
Agius Language & Translation
nasee below
Ulrike Lieder (X)
na(see below)
Dierk Seeburg
napad(ding), drywall,
Kristina M (X)
nabaseboard, UCI carpet, dowel, rolls of wallpaper/carpet
Uta Moerschell (X)


  

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34 mins
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Explanation:
'fraid I can't help much.
* = known -

# = guess, can't find -

the rest = can't guess, can't find

*Sockelleiste = baseboard,

*Gipskartonplatte = plasterboard or gypsum board,

*duebel = plug,

#Lichtschiene = lighting rail?,

#Zwischendaemmung = intermediate insulation?

Dan McCrosky (X)
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35 mins
Skirting board/Basedboard


Explanation:
For Sockelleiste see above,
Duebel = Dowel (would need more context)
Klemmprofil = Clamping profile (would need more context)
Gipskartonplatte = gypsum plaster board.

Sorry, haven't been able to find adequate transaltions for your other queries, would probably need more context. Found 'guard rail' for Schrammboard but I don't think this is correct in this context.
Viel Glück


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Agius Language & Translation
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2 hrs
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Explanation:
Sounds to me like the objects under discussion are wallpaper or [wall-to-wall] carpeting. Bahn in this context would refer to the width of the carpet or wall paper.
I wonder if a term like "underlay" might work for Zwischendämmung - it sounds to me like an additional layer under the carpeting to absorb noise.
Also, the Duebel I know from growing up in Germany are bolts which require drilling into the [concrete] walls (or molly bolts for plaster walls).
I'm afraid this is not much help, but I wanted to add my two bits' worth...

Ulrike Lieder (X)
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2 hrs
(see below)


Explanation:
Sorry, but I have to disagree with most in the previous posts (mind you, my translations are American English):
Sockelleiste - baseboard strip
UCI-Spezialteppich - UCI-approved carpet
Duebel - anchor
Bahnenwar... - ? (this got cut off)
Lichtschiene - track lighting
Sockel - baseboard
Schrammboard - ? (this sounds like mishlanguage :->)
Bahnenabstand - roll width (if this refers to wallpaper)
Klemmprofil - clamp molding/trim(?)
Zwischendaemmung - vapor barrier
Vlies- und Rieselschutz - fleece and trickle(?) cover
Gipskartonplatten - drywall/plaster wallboard


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Dierk Seeburg
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5 hrs
pad(ding), drywall,


Explanation:
»I wonder if a term like "underlay" might work for Zwischendämmung - it sounds to me like an additional layer under the carpeting to absorb noise«
If that is indeed what is being referred to it is called "pad(ding)" in US-English.
And "drywall" is what the builders here slap on top of the insulation.

Looks like you are going to have to do some raisin-picking here. Good luck.
Kristina



Kristina M (X)
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17 hrs
baseboard, UCI carpet, dowel, rolls of wallpaper/carpet


Explanation:
Lichtschiene: light fixtur rail
Sockel: protrusion at the bottom of a wall, may be a baseboard or tiles going one height up the wall, Schrammboard (what a nice mixture of german and english...) protection board to avoid scratches, usually either at the bottom of the wall (scratches when cleaning the floor) or at corners. Bahnenabstand-I would suppose this is the width of the material, unless you leave a space to put something else or for thermal expansion under a joint, depends on context.
Klemmprofil: I'm not sure, could be some kind of mounting rail
Zwichendämmung: not sure, the idea is an intermediate insulation (heat or sound)
Vlies- un Rieselschutz: Hoe about protection fleece and percolation protection

Uta Moerschell (X)
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