Definition of chamferboard in English:

chamferboard

nounˈtʃamfəbɔːd

mass nounAustralian

Exterior cladding for a building, consisting of overlapping horizontal boards.
the gap was concealed by lengths of chamferboard between the ends of the joists
Also called weatherboard
as modifier he lived in a white chamferboard house with a green roof
Example sentencesExamples
- The chamferboard was a dressed board with its uppers and lower edges rebated to form a weather overlap.
- It would obviously be unattractive to such a market simply to offer the homeowner the necessary quantity of chamferboard.
- The exposed stud framework is lined with chamferboard.
- The respondent was the distributor of the chamferboard and effected sales of this material through commission agents.
- The chamferboard was covered with white lead paint, which we carefully removed with a wire disk attached to an angle grinder.
- Perhaps the stud and chamferboard wall was considered less prone to water retention than the braced frame.
- What was done at each of these premises was to affix to the external walls a material called Nuline chamferboard.
- This property is located just to the north of town, having a three-bedroom chamferboard home.
- We now had enough chamferboard cladding for the house and internal cladding for both bedrooms.
- Australian lavatories then were usually chamferboard outhouses.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from chamfer + board.

单词	chamferboard
释义	Definition of chamferboard in English: chamferboard nounˈtʃamfəbɔːd mass nounAustralian Exterior cladding for a building, consisting of overlapping horizontal boards. the gap was concealed by lengths of chamferboard between the ends of the joists Also called weatherboard as modifier he lived in a white chamferboard house with a green roof Example sentencesExamples The chamferboard was a dressed board with its uppers and lower edges rebated to form a weather overlap. It would obviously be unattractive to such a market simply to offer the homeowner the necessary quantity of chamferboard. The exposed stud framework is lined with chamferboard. The respondent was the distributor of the chamferboard and effected sales of this material through commission agents. The chamferboard was covered with white lead paint, which we carefully removed with a wire disk attached to an angle grinder. Perhaps the stud and chamferboard wall was considered less prone to water retention than the braced frame. What was done at each of these premises was to affix to the external walls a material called Nuline chamferboard. This property is located just to the north of town, having a three-bedroom chamferboard home. We now had enough chamferboard cladding for the house and internal cladding for both bedrooms. Australian lavatories then were usually chamferboard outhouses. Origin Mid 19th century: from chamfer + board.
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