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Tony M: 09:57 Jan 22, 2006: This is possibly ambiguous; in the timber industry, 'matched' can mean a kind of joint, but in most other fields, I'd expect it to mean that the pattern, garin etc. matches... - Tony M: 09:58 Jan 22, 2006: (sorry, 'grain'!) ...Can you tell from other context if they're referring to jointing of the wood, or to its appearance? The fact that they use 'end' makes me think it's more likely to mean 'pattern-matching' (panels are rarely side-matched) - GILLES MEUNIER: 10:01 Jan 22, 2006: end-matched , c'est bout bouveté, c'est largement utilisé sur le Web - Mikaele: 10:37 Jan 22, 2006: I've got a picture showing three pannels of wood put on top of each other but the pannels are slightly out of line from each other... I don't know if my explanation will help you. Thanks for your help. Tony M: 13:32 Jan 22, 2006: Fair enough, Gilles, you've convinced me! -
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Lambris douglas brut ou raboté 14 x 115/140 bouveté en bout ; longueurs 2.40 à
4.00 m. Fabricant/distributeur:. Société SCIERIE PIVETEAU, Lieudit \"les ... www.fibra.net/pages/livret%20produits.pdf
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Réf Termium
Lambris douglas brut ou raboté 14 x 115/140 bouveté en bout ; longueurs 2.40 à
4.00 m. Fabricant/distributeur:. Société SCIERIE PIVETEAU, Lieudit \"les ... www.fibra.net/pages/livret%20produits.pdf
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