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A Johanna Parker Design Collector Spotlight Feature! Photos are courtesy of Martha in Southern California and taken within her beautiful home. Images capture her growing collection of one of a kind, sculpted characters by folk artist Johanna Parker...
Z profile is produce in three different ways: galvanized, aluminum and PVC. Application areas, dimensions, price of plasterboard suspended ceiling and gypsum board.
Firstly Aluminum Z Profile creates an aesthetic appearance between different materials such as gypsum board and door and window frames, ceilings and floors.
When we look at the properties of the Z aluminum profile, it can be use to finish the drywall above or below the vertical walls. It can also be place in the Kerf slots along the door and window frames.
Plasterboard Z profile offers many of the profile with aluminum alignment inserts to simplify the assembly process and create sharp and clean curved joints and lines.
Z Profiles Types
Aluminum Z Profile
Galvanized Z Profile
Pvc Z Profile
Also this profile; when the extra body and the insulation are placed on the inside of the outer walls, they are use as a section for the floor covering. For the installation of extra insulation layers, it is appropriate to use Z-shaped aluminum profile for the construction of the inner body of the outer walls.
Application Areas
Application areas of are list below.
Industrial buildings, companies, companies, houses, shops
Corridors, halls and warehouses
Extension, expansion and renewal areas
Features
Z Profiles create an ornament or arrangement between doors and windows or between walls and floors.
Gypsum board profile Z, with the tapered nail flanges, creates a shadow that appears when the ornament is use at the bottom of the doors, windows and walls.
The tapered flange allows the application of tape and joint compound to achieve a clean surface.
The basic is use as the primary frame element to support wall cladding systems and other framing applications. The “simple” design, together with the rigid insulation board and other pad, make installation easier and more cost-effective.
How to Install?
To ensure proper installation, place your this Profile in a lengthy and dry position.
Z Place your profile with the Spray Adhesive and staple combination.
For the strongest adhesion, spray onto the profile and plasterboard with spray adhesive.
Press the into place with your installation tool or the handle of your sludge knife.
Staple the mud feet of the every 6 to 8 cm.
Finish off, sanding and painting your profile as you normally would.
Primer is not require and always use a high quality paint.
Use a drywall compound additive to increase adhesion and strong handling of your drywall compound.
Finally please contact us for the price of this profile. You can see detailed information about plasterboard profile.
***SNEAK PEEK***Amazing lines---one of the most handsome American desks that I have had. P.S. Sorry for the marginal pic here...I was in a mad hurry, literally running around it quick like a paparazzo, as my date with this desk lasted all of one minute. I will have my camera today, working a better set on this and a couple other heavyweights. Coffee is for closers.
S*Ka-ri-na´s Fisherman Jagger DSM is the name of the cat, he is a lilac coloured oriental shorthair. DSM stands for Distinguished Show Merit and means that he's been around a lot, winning cat shows. Now he's a veteran and seemingly a very cool cat.
He has a nice profile, so I ignored the guideline of showing part of the far side of the face for more flattering effects.
Shot info: Sunset with a diffused sky, reflective ocean and sand made a directional but broad, soft light source.
One thing I learned: a reflector on opposite side (camera right) would open up the shadows.
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Profile of bass guitarist Shaun Alexander. Clocks and Dice gig, Platinum Lounge, Lismore 30 July 2013
It would been so nice if that little out of focus twig was in a little bit different spot...but thats bird photography...not time for repositioning...the bird would have left before then...and it did. I tried!!!! LOL
There's always a next time...I keep reminding myself.
Profile picture of one of the deers of the West Midland Safari Park.
I'd be glad if someone would tell me the species...
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Snow Leopards are highly endangered.
The Snow Leopard (Uncia uncia), sometimes known as the ounce, is a large cat native to the mountain ranges of Central Asia from Afghanistan to Lake Baikal and eastern Tibet.
The Snow Leopard cannot roar.
Well known for its beautiful fur, the snow leopard has a whitish-tan coat with ringed spots of dark, ashy-brown and rosettes of black. Its tail is heavy with fur and the bottom of its paws are covered with fur for protection against snow and cold. The life span of a snow leopard is normally 15-18 years, but in captivity they can live up to 20 years.
Weighing usually 35 to 55 kilograms, the snow leopard is slightly smaller on average than a leopard. Exceptional large males can weigh up to 75 kg, very small females weigh only 25 kg.
The head and body length is 100 to 130 cm, the shoulder height is about 60 cm . The tail measures 80 to 100 cm and is proportionately longer than in any other cat species of comparable size. It helps to maintain its balance on the rugged terrain and unstable surfaces of its habitat and is used to cover its nose and mouth in very cold conditions. The head of the Snow Leopard is relatively small, however the male's head is usually much squarer and wider than that of the female. The big furry feet act as snowshoes, like those of the lynxes. The snow leopard has gray-and-white thick fur with numerous rosettes on the flanks and spots on the head and neck.
In summer, the snow leopard usually lives above the tree line on mountainous meadows and in rocky regions at an altitude of 2.700 to 6000 m. In winter, it comes down into the forests at an altitude of about 2000 m. It leads largely a solitary life, although mothers can rear cubs for extended periods of time in cave dens in the mountains. It is an opportunistic feeder, eating whatever meat it can find and kills animals three times its size, including domestic livestock. Its diet consists mainly of ibexes, the Bharal, the Markhor, the Urial, deer, boars, as well as pikas, marmots and other small rodents.
Royal Melbourne Zoo, Parkville, Victoria, Australia.
Not too flattering, but it shows the construction and various angles of each of the body panels.
The marine riding shotgun is brandishing a BrickArms Space Magnum pistol.