parget
/ˈpɑːdʒɪt
/(also parge /pɑːdʒ/)
verb (pargets, pargeting, pargeted) [with object]
Cover (a part of a building) with plaster or mortar that typically bears an ornamental pattern: (as adjective parged) parged patterns on the walls...
- He then parged the masonry with cement prepared from a packaged mix, before affixing precast concrete medallions to the wall.
- He explained how in such a wall the block wall is parged and the brick and mortar comes right tight to it.
- Masonry walls should be parged to provide a smooth surface when adhesives are used to attach board insulation.
noun
another term for pargeting.They range from poured concrete mixes with NewCem recycled slag, to Matrix PAAC lightweight aerated autoclaved block, to flowable fills, to recycled-content parges and stuccos.
Origin
Late Middle English: from Old French parjeter, from par- 'all over' + jeter 'to throw'.
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