Definitions for "Belt Course"
Related Terms:
String course, Soldier course, Sill course, Courses, Stringcourse, Course, Dado rail, Stud, Bond beam, Coping, Wall, Soldier, Nogging, Quoin, Rowlock, Corbelling, Studs, Stretcher, Sidewall, Corbel, Backsplash, Cornice , Chair rail, Pilaster, Skirting, Frieze, Wainscoting, Baseboard, Siding, Flemish bond, Base, Frieze board, Quoins, English bond, Crown molding, Bottom plate, Coffered ceiling, Shoe, Sole plate, Plinth, Random rubble, Starter course, Parapet wall, Antefix, Grounds, Reglet, Brick veneer, Sleepers, Apron
A line of bricks that separates stories of a building.
Narrow, horizontal, decorative brick course which projects slightly from the rest of the masonry, such as with window sills.
a narrow horizontal band projecting from the exterior walls of a building, usually defining the interior floor levels.
decorative horizontal band on building, usually composed of projecting and/or contrasting stone or brick
In a masonry wall, a distinctive course that usually projects slightly and may be decorated, forming a distinct horizontal band; also called a string course.
bricks going around in a middle of a two-story house.
A continuous horizontal course of flat stones marking a division in the wall plane.
(also string course or horizontal course). A projecting horizontal band on the exterior of a building marking the separation between floors or levels.
a line of projecting rock or brick.
A narrow horizontal course of masonry, sometimes slightly projected such as window sills which are made continuous. Sometimes called string course or sill course.
A horizontal course in a masonry wall which is of different color, texture, or size.
A horizontal course or row of masonry united in one line and extending across a wall.
Continuous horizontal course incorporated in a wall above the base course and below the frieze.