studding
- noun
- /ˈstʌdɪŋ/
- Specialized
- But what you can see is I've made all of these storage holes that are inbuilt because this is a stud wall.
Examples
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The carpenter showed us how to install the studding to create a strong framework for the walls.
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So we're going to have a stud wall probably like here with like a sink here.
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Would've liked it better without the studding.
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And I mean, they have the they have the holes in the the studs, but these look like custom pieces.
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The studding in the wall provided the necessary support for the heavy shelves.
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When building a house, it's important to ensure that the studding is properly aligned for stability.
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Etymology
Studding comes from the common word stud, a strong vertical piece of wood in a wall, so studding is the act of fitting those 'studs' or the pattern they make. That's why studding refers to the arrangement or fitting of studs in a wall.