Anchor · 锚栓
A component that transfers forces between a base plate or bracket and concrete, masonry or another substrate.
Bilingual terminology for pergola design, engineering, drainage and regulation.
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A component that transfers forces between a base plate or bracket and concrete, masonry or another substrate.
An electrochemical process that thickens aluminum's oxide layer for appearance and protection.
A small garden structure, often arched and used to support climbing plants.
The organization or official responsible for interpreting and enforcing applicable requirements.
A plate that spreads post forces into anchors and a supporting foundation.
A primary horizontal member that supports rafters, louvers or secondary framing.
A market term commonly used for adjustable-louver systems intended to moderate sun, rain and ventilation.
Members or frames that resist lateral movement and stabilize the structure.
A fabric or lightweight cover providing shade or limited weather protection.
A member that projects beyond its support without an outer support at the free end.
A member that gathers lateral forces and transfers them into resisting frames or bracing.
An environmental classification used to inform corrosion-protection selection.
The self-weight of the structure and permanently attached components.
Movement of a member under load, usually measured relative to its unloaded position.
The period assumed for design decisions under stated maintenance conditions; not a warranty.
A vertical pipe that conveys water from a gutter or channel to a discharge point.
A deliberate slope that encourages water to flow toward an outlet.
A code-regulated path or opening used to leave a building safely.
The depth an anchor or foundation element extends into its supporting material.
A description of surrounding terrain and obstructions used in wind design.
A continuous profile formed by forcing material, commonly aluminum, through a shaped die.
An edge element or finish concealing roof, gutter or frame components.
A water-shedding transition protecting joints between a structure and a building envelope.
A foundation element that spreads structural reactions into soil.
Structurally independent from an adjacent building.
A freestanding outdoor structure commonly understood to have a roof and defined plan form.
Glass or transparent/translucent panels and their supporting system.
A channel that collects and conveys water from a roof or louver field.
Material adjacent to a weld whose properties were changed by welding heat.
A roof surface intended to prevent rainfall passing through under its design conditions.
A horizontal member attached to a building to support an attached structure.
A variable load arising from use, maintenance or code-defined occupancy effects.
A slat or blade that may be fixed or adjustable to control light, air or rain.
A programmed or mechanical endpoint controlling travel of a motorized component.
A Eurocode document containing nationally determined parameters and national choices.
An overhead frame with intentional gaps between rafters or slats.
Rotational action that tends to tip a structure about an edge of its support.
A freestanding roofed structure, often larger or more enclosed than a pergola.
An outdoor framework of posts and overhead members; legal definitions vary by jurisdiction and roof condition.
Water accumulation that can increase load and deformation on a roof or canopy.
A primary vertical member transferring frame actions to a base or foundation.
A factory-applied polymer finish cured onto metal.
A factor representing how wind pressure varies over a surface or shape.
A repeated overhead member spanning between beams or supports.
A device that detects moisture and commands an automated response.
A force or moment transferred from the structure into a support.
A movable fabric or panel system that opens and closes over an outdoor area.
A flexible material used to limit water or air movement at a joint.
Inertial effects on a structure caused by ground motion.
Performance criteria for movement, appearance, drainage and function under service conditions.
A required distance between a structure and a boundary or other regulated feature.
Localized accumulation caused by wind and changes in roof height or geometry.
A design action representing snow accumulation on a structure.
The distance a member bridges between supports.
A verified material classification associated with design properties.
A low-conductivity separation reducing heat flow through a metal assembly.
Expansion or contraction caused by temperature change.
An upward action, often caused by wind suction beneath or above a roof.
A geographic classification used to establish regional wind climate.
A device that triggers an automated response based on measured wind.
Space reserved for safe installation, inspection or maintenance.
Local land-use rules that can regulate height, location, coverage and setbacks.
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