joisting (Meaning)

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joisting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Joist

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The joisting in the attic was old and creaky, and every time someone walked on it, it made a loud noise.
The home inspector found several areas of rot and decay in the joisting, which needed to be replaced immediately.
The contractor used a variety of tools to remove the old joisting and install the new ones, including a hammer, a saw, and a drill.
The new joisting was made of a stronger and more durable material, which would help to support the weight of the attic.
The joisting was also treated with a sealant to protect it from moisture and pests.
Once the new joisting was installed, the contractor reinforced it with metal straps to make it even stronger.
The homeowner was pleased with the work that the contractor had done, and he was confident that the new joisting would last for many years to come.
The joisting in the basement was also in need of repair, so the homeowner hired another contractor to do the work.
The contractor used a similar process to remove the old joisting and install the new ones, and he also reinforced them with metal straps.
The homeowner was once again satisfied with the work that the contractor had done, and he was happy to have a safe and sturdy basement.

of Joist

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The joisting in the attic was old and creaky, and every time someone walked on it, it made a loud noise.

The home inspector found several areas of rot and decay in the joisting, which needed to be replaced immediately.

The contractor used a variety of tools to remove the old joisting and install the new ones, including a hammer, a saw, and a drill.

The new joisting was made of a stronger and more durable material, which would help to support the weight of the attic.