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Z-bar flashing | Bent, galvanized metal flashing that's installed above a horizontal trim board of an exterior window, door, or brick run. It prevents water from getting behind the trim/brick and into the home. |
Zero-lot lines | Houses built without space between them and with little or no yard.
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Zero-lot lines | Houses built without space between them and with little or no yard.
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Zone | The section of a building that is served by one heating or cooling loop because it has noticeably distinct heating or cooling needs. Also, the section of property that will be watered from a lawn sprinkler system. |
Zone valve | A device, usually placed near the heater or cooler, which controls the flow of water or steam to parts of the building; it is controlled by a zone thermostat. |
Zoning | Local government regulations relating to the use of real property.
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Zoning | Local government regulations relating to the use of real property.
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Zoning | A governmental process and specification which limits the use of a property e.g. single family use, high rise residential use, industrial use, etc. Zoning laws may limit where you can locate a structure. Also see building codes. |
Zoning variance | A one-time modification of existing zoning law.
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