Apiece of sawn timber whose cross-sectional dimensions exceed 5 cm, in one direction and 20 cm in the other direction, is called a

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• A piece of sawn timber whose cross-sectional dimensions exceed 5 cm, in one direction and 20 cm in the other direction, is called a
• A piece of timber whose thickness and width are respectively 5 cm and 10 cm is called
• A piece of timber whose thickness and width are respectively 5 cm and 10 cm is called
• The moisture content in timber for framework should not exceed
• The timber whose thickness is less than 5 cm and the width exceeds 12 cm, is called a
• The strength of timber is maximum in the direction
• Inner part of a timber log surrounding the pitch, is called
• The presence of original rounded surface on the manufactured piece of timber, is called
• Inner part of a timber log surrounding the pith, is called
• Due to attack of dry rot, the timber