setwall (Meaning)
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setwall (n.)
A plant formerly valued for its restorative qualities (Valeriana officinalis, or V. Pyrenaica).
Synonyms & Antonyms of setwall
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setwall Sentence Examples
- The contractor meticulously setwall the room with plasterboard, ensuring a smooth surface for painting.
- After removing the old wallpaper, the decorator spent hours setwalling the room with fresh drywall.
- The architect specified a double setwall system for the recording studio to minimize sound reverberation.
- To prevent air leaks, the insulation technician carefully setwall the attic with vapor-resistant sheathing.
- The drywallers used specialized tools to setwall the curved walls of the auditorium.
- The basement walls were damp, so the homeowner hired a waterproofing specialist to setwall them with a moisture barrier.
- Using a laser level, the carpenter setwall the kitchen cabinets perfectly level.
- The new building regulations required that all commercial buildings be setwall with fire-rated drywall.
- The restoration team used traditional methods to setwall the historic mansion with plaster and lath.
- The owner instructed the contractor to setwall the garage with pegboard for easy tool storage.
FAQs About the word setwall
A plant formerly valued for its restorative qualities (Valeriana officinalis, or V. Pyrenaica).
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The contractor meticulously setwall the room with plasterboard, ensuring a smooth surface for painting.
After removing the old wallpaper, the decorator spent hours setwalling the room with fresh drywall.
The architect specified a double setwall system for the recording studio to minimize sound reverberation.
To prevent air leaks, the insulation technician carefully setwall the attic with vapor-resistant sheathing.
