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1. The fasteners are under the seam. (Web site)
2. Fasteners - A general term covering a wide variety of screws and nails which may be used for mechanically securing various components of a building.
3. Fasteners are stainless steel.
4. Fasteners are typically spaced 24” on center. (Web site)
5. The fasteners are then covered and sealed against outside weather. (Web site)

Fastener

1. Over time heat tape embrittles shingles, creates a fire risk, are expensive to install and use, and leak water through loose fasteners.
2. Correct placement of so many fasteners in such a small area is extremely difficult and time consuming.
3. A second issue is the impeding of thermal expansion and contraction by the fasteners.
4. Eliminate the collated fastener confusion in your store; stock Grip-Rite Collated Fasteners. (Web site)
5. The method of installing plugs and fasteners is by pre-drilling when fastening to concrete or masonry.

Screws

1. Purlin attachment is normally done by using self-drilling or self-tapping screws although proprietary fasteners and lock rivets are also an option.
2. Nuts and bolts, screws and fasteners.

Panels

1. As you progress through your inspection, carry a socket wrench the same size as the panel fasteners.
2. Items that should be inspected include panel corrosion, loose fasteners at panel laps, and seriously deflected panels.
3. Protect metal panels on the anodic end of the galvanic scale from fasteners and flashings on the cathodic end to prevent corrosion.

High Wind

1. Four fasteners for each shingle - six in high wind areas. (Web site)
2. Spacing of fasteners may be tighter in roofs where high wind loading has been specified.

Washers

1. Use hex-head screws with neoprene washers rather than nails if it is necessary to use exposed fasteners.
2. Replace deteriorated sealants and washers and fasteners as required.

Industrial

1. PRO-TWIST® Pro-Twist Construction Fasteners are engineered for professional-grade use in commercial, industrial, and residential applications.
2. Industrial Products Precision formed components, special fasteners, and assemblies for electronic, hardware, aircraft, and metal processing industries.

Attach

1. E. Attach panels using manufacturer's standard clips and fasteners, spaced in accordance with approved shop drawings.
2. I. Attach rib caps to roof panels with fasteners.
3. Form the half panel starter course with the required folded seams and attach to dome with cleats and fasteners.

Screw Fasteners

1. Screw fasteners are designed to go into the flat part of the panel.
2. Screw fasteners are preferred over nails for superior pullout resistance and weathertightness.
3. The screw fasteners 40 are threaded into threaded openings 84 in the block mounting surface 34 to secure the valley cover to the cylinder block. (Web site)

Decks

1. Angled fasteners - Roofing nails and staples driven into decks at angles not parallel to the deck.
2. FiberTite Insulation Fasteners are engineered to secure approved insulation to heavy steel, wood and concrete roof decks.

Thread

1. Self-Tapping Screws: Fasteners that make screw thread receivers when screwed into a hole.
2. FTR Insulation Fasteners have a heavier shank and thread diameter than most insulation fasteners.

Automotive

1. Automotive Products Precision formed parts and specialty fasteners for the automotive industry.
2. Greensboro, NC Distributor of fasteners including aluminum, automotive, brass, & industrial.

Mechanical Fasteners

1. Adhesive, mechanical fasteners, or stone ballast hold the sheets in place. (Web site)
2. Mechanical fasteners may be spot fasteners comprising a screw with a plastic disc or washer about 75 mm in diameter for a head.

Fasteners

1. Fasteners - Nails or staples used in securing roofing to the deck.
2. Over-driven - The term used for fasteners driven through roofing material with too much force, breaking the material.
3. Attach with fasteners and apply sealant to collar and flange joint.
4. B. Securely anchor ventilator curb to structural curb with fasteners spaced not over 300 mm (12 inch) on center.
5. The use of Atlas Nail Base Fasteners, with its low profile large diameter head, eliminate the need for stress plates, thus reducing labor costs. (Web site)

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