flat tile造句

• The old pan tiles were replaced by Mangalore pattern tiles and flat tiles.
• The walls are stone and limestone, while the roof is covered with small flat tiles.
• Shingles are pre-manufactured rectangular or square flat tiles for roofs, walls, and individual building components.
• Flat tiles are the easiest and most popular items for small children to paint, she adds.
• Avoid putting tiles on a rounded surface; flat tiles will not set properly on a rounded surface.
• It was roofed with Staffordshire flat tiles.
• Minoan buildings often had flat tiled roofs; plaster, wood, or flagstone floors, and stood two to three stories high.
• Now they're up to 11 styles, mostly in flat tiles, but there's also a relief design used primarily as trim.
• In the 19th century a C-channel tile atop a flat tile ( mug and sole, respectively ) were often used.
• It still features some of the original flat tiles that were first in use on the network, and have now almost entirely disappeared.
• An alternative type of RAM comprises flat plates of ferrite material, in the form of flat tiles fixed to all interior surfaces of the chamber.
• Inside many of them can be found complex structures made of mud and flat tiles, placed horizontally and vertically, that served as a kitchen and storage room.
• No walls were found but beneath these slabs was found another surface formed of flat tiled stones which are suggested to be two separate bronze age layers.
• The old French peaked roofs were replaced with flat tiled ones, and wooden siding was banned in favor of fire-resistant stucco, painted in the pastel hues fashionable at the time.
• Marrat was of the opinion that the building was not particularly old, being built of brick and roofed with flat tiles, and that the Saxon window arches were the exception and perhaps indicated an earlier use for the building.
• The tegula ( Greek "'solenes "') was a plain flat tile, or a flat tile with raised edges, which was laid flat upon the roof, while the imbrex ( Greek "'kalupter "') was a semi-cylindrical roofing tile, like a half-pipe, laid over the joints between the tegulae.
• The tegula ( Greek "'solenes "') was a plain flat tile, or a flat tile with raised edges, which was laid flat upon the roof, while the imbrex ( Greek "'kalupter "') was a semi-cylindrical roofing tile, like a half-pipe, laid over the joints between the tegulae.
• These boulins can be in rock, brick or cob ( adobe ) and installed at the time of the construction of the dovecote or be in pottery ( jars lying sideways, flat tiles, etc . ), in braided wicker in the form of a basket or of a nest.