Pointing applied internally to the gaps between roofing slates. It’s purpose is to prevent wind driven rain or snow entering the roof space. Sometimes known as ‘Devilling’. 

A vertical pillar supporting the handrail of a staircase; may be carved or plain. 

A row of balusters joined to a horizontal rail at, for example, the edge of a landing. 

The board placed along the verge of a roof at the gable end. 

Timber fillets to which slates and tiles are nailed or fixed. 

The placing of bricks in mortar to form a wall- English bond, Flemish bond, Garden Wall bond etc. 

The lowest horizontal part of a door. 

A type of door with diagonal supporter braces. 

A brick or stone support to a wall designed to resist thrust movement and to give added stability.