A small ridged roof designed to carry water away from the back side of a chimney.
A ridge in the roof deck, whose top divides two sloping parts of the roof so that water will be diverted to the roof drains.
A small pyramid-shaped structure usually located in a valley that diverts run-off water.
a dip or low point along the crest of a ridge
a dip or low point between two areas of higher ground
A high pass in the mountains. Same as a col
A col or pass or any land form re-calling in shape a saddle
a dip between hilltops or along the crest of a ridge.
a high pass that is not as steep as a col.
Two sloping surfaces meeting in a horizontal ridge, used between the back side of a chimney, or other vertical surface, and a sloping roof. Used to divert water around the chimney or vertical surface.
Small gable-like roof structure used to divert water and debris from intersection of sloping roof and chimney; also called a cricket.
Also called a cricket, this peaked structure diverts water at the juncture of a roof slope and a chimney or two roof slopes.
The part of a partial denture, upper or lower, which fits on the alveolar ridge and in which the teeth are held.
a small tapered/sloped roof area structure that helps to channel surface water to drains. Frequently located in valley. A saddle is often constructed like a small hip roof or pyramid with a diamond-shaped base. (See Cricket.)
Ridge in roof deck that allows water to be diverted to roof drains.
a low section in a ridge or spur often giving easier access from one catchment to another
The junction of a ridge with a main coat
A low point on a ridge or crestline, generally a divide between the heads of streams flowing in opposite directions.
(1) A type of flashing usually used in conjunction with step, counter, and apron flashings on steep slope roof systems. (2) A small, somewhat pyramid-shaped figure constructed in between sump drains that is used to direct run-off water toward the sump drains.
(1) A small structure that helps channel surface water to drains, frequently located in a valley, and often constructed like a small hip roof or like a pyramid with a diamond shape base; (2) A relatively small, raised substrate or structure constructed to channel or direct surface water to drains or off the roof. A saddle may be located between drains or in a valley, and is often constructed like a small hip roof or like a pyramid with a diamond shaped base. See CRICKET.
a low part, resembling in shape a saddle, in a ridge or between contiguous seamounts SDLU
lowest point of elevation between two peaks. A col more often refers to a low point between two lesser points, for example, a low point in a ridge. Saddles and cols are common waypoints in routes because routes often follow the low ground.
A low point on a ridge or crest line, generally a divide between the heads of streams flowing in opposite direction. Salad Plant Any green plant that may be eaten raw. These plants can also be cooked.