The drawings of the front, rear, sides, and other vertical surfaces. A high-gloss or semigloss paint used for interior trim, usually oil or varnish based, but can be latex based. Enamel is a generic term for a wide variety of finishes and surfaces. The board which covers the ends of the roof rafters. Felt Paper See building paper .
Fenestration Refers to the placement of windows upon an elevation.
How windows are arranged. Firestop A cat or other blocking place in walls to prevent a flue effect. Cement or metal firestops are occasionally required by some building code. Flashing A metal strip or sheet used to bridge gaps between building elements to protect against water infiltration. Usually aluminum or copper.