Definitions for "STRING COURSE"
Related Terms:
Belt course, Stringcourse, Soldier course, Dado rail, Sill course, Coping, Courses, Stud, Wall, Chair rail, Baseboard, Wainscoting, Crown molding, Bond beam, Quoin, Soldier, Skirting, Pilaster, Studs, Siding, Corbelling, Course, Stretcher, Sidewall, Corbel, Base, Nogging, Cornice , Rowlock, Backsplash, Wall sheathing, Wainscot, Crown moulding, Quoins, Coving, Reglet, Coffered ceiling, Brick veneer, Frieze, Curtain wall, Plinth, Furring strips, Parapet wall, Grounds, Shear wall, Buttress, Shoe, Half-timbered, Sole plate, Frieze board
A course of brickwork that projects beyond the face of an external wall.
A horizontal band or projecting course running across the face of a building. Also called a belt course.
a thin projecting horizontal strip of masonry on the facade of a building.
see Belt Course
A band running horizontally across a facade. It often marks, on the exterior, the internal floor levels.
a continuous projecting horizontal band set in the surface of a wall to articulate such features as floor divisions or sill lines.
Narrow band of decoration
Horizontal band of masonry wrapping around entire facade of building
a projecting moulded band across a wall.
a course marked with a continuous string line. These courses are often used with very young children to give them familiarity with the forest.
A continuous projecting horizontal band set in the surface of an exterior wall and usually molded.
A horizontal band of masonry, generally narrower than other courses, extending across the facade of a structure and in some structures encircling such decorative features as pillars or engaged columns.
A horizontal course of brick or stone flush with or projecting beyond the face of a building, often molded to mark a division in the wall.
A continuous horizontal band of stone or bricks set in the surface of an exterior wall, usually moulded
Narrow, horizontal, decorative brick course which projects slightly from the rest of the masonry, such as with windowsills.