Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Danish term or phrase:
fejefast
English translation:
must withstand sweeping
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Rosica Dimitrova
Feb 2, 2017 12:33
7 yrs ago
Danish term
fejefast
Danish to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
XX fugemateriale bliver fejefast – ja du kan også kalde det trædefast.
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(English)
3 +1 | must withstand sweeping | Christine Andersen |
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must withstand sweeping
Not sure this is a standard term, but it is clear what it means.
I live in an old town with cobbled streets, and one was very unpleasant to walk on for some years because the sand between the cobbles was washed away down the hill when it rained, and elsewhere it simply gets swept away, for instance when snow is swept off the streets.
Indoors, this would be the pointing material or filler between tiles on a floor, which must not crumble and wear away when the floor is swept. (Or disintegrate when people walk on it.)
I don´t think it is more complicated than that.
I live in an old town with cobbled streets, and one was very unpleasant to walk on for some years because the sand between the cobbles was washed away down the hill when it rained, and elsewhere it simply gets swept away, for instance when snow is swept off the streets.
Indoors, this would be the pointing material or filler between tiles on a floor, which must not crumble and wear away when the floor is swept. (Or disintegrate when people walk on it.)
I don´t think it is more complicated than that.
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