flush-seamed
- adjective
- Specialized
- The countertop is flush-seamed with the adjoining surfaces to prevent dirt buildup.
Examples
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The panels were flush-seamed to create a smooth and uniform wall.
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The carpenter used flush-seamed joints for a smooth finish.
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For a sleek appearance, choose flush-seamed metal roofing.
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Is this table made with flush-seamed edges?
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The countertop is flush-seamed with the adjoining surfaces to prevent dirt buildup.
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For a sleek appearance, choose flush-seamed metal roofing.
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The panels were flush-seamed to create a smooth and uniform wall.
Synonyms
Level with a nearby surface so there is no gap
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flush-seamed comes from flush, meaning 'level' or 'even', and seam, meaning 'a line where two pieces meet'. That's why it describes materials joined edge to edge to make a smooth, even surface.