nogging
Between-stud masonry
Nogging is a construction term for the brickwork or rough masonry used to fill the spaces between wooden framing in a timber-framed wall.
The technique, also called brick nogging, was common in older buildings where the timber skeleton provided structure and the infill provided insulation and weather protection.
The word can also refer to the short horizontal timbers fitted between studs to stiffen a wall frame.
Pertaining to warmth
- acousticRelating to sound
- infillMaterial closing gaps
- weatherproofingProtection from outdoor conditions
- insulatingPreventing heat or electricity passage
Structural wall timbers
- joistsHorizontal building beams
- timberWood for construction
- frameworkUnderlying support system
- partitionBarrier separating spaces
half-timber · bracing · bracketing · crosspiece · spacing · bay · panel · timber-frame
Building with mortared blocks
- mortarGrinding bowl or binder
- bricklayingConstructing with mortared blocks
- herringboneV-shaped diagonal weave
- courseworkStudent academic tasks
Refreshingly keen or stimulating
- stiffeningBecoming less pliable
- stabilizingMaking firm or constant
- reinforcingMaking more robust
- shoringTemporary structural support
buttressing · strengthening · rigidity · anchoring · securing
thermal
Pertaining to warmth
- acousticRelating to sound
- infillMaterial closing gaps
- weatherproofingProtection from outdoor conditions
insulating · soundproofing · firestopping · draught-proofing
studs
Structural wall timbers
partition · half-timber · bracing · bracketing · crosspiece · spacing · bay · panel · timber-frame
masonry
Building with mortared blocks
- mortarGrinding bowl or binder
- bricklayingConstructing with mortared blocks
- herringboneV-shaped diagonal weave
coursework · stonework · rubble · wattle · daubing · clay · pointing
bracing
Refreshingly keen or stimulating
- stiffeningBecoming less pliable
- stabilizingMaking firm or constant
- reinforcingMaking more robust
shoring · buttressing · strengthening · rigidity · anchoring · securing