Wood Block Flooring Preformed wood tiles, which may have tongue and groove edges and in which flooring is laid. Wood Butt Piling Wood piling, with a steel band around the top so that it doesn't split, which is driven into the ground for foundations. Wood Chisel Tool used to cut or shape wood, with its cutting blade, when it is held by hand and the handle end is hammered, to apply force. An insect, such as a termite, which eats into the wood and destroys it, causing significant damage to the home.
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Wood Filler Putty type substance, available in a number of tints, used for patching wood. Though it is like putty prior to use, it hardens and can be sanded and stained. Also referred to as wood putty . Wood Green Chemical preservative, which is used to prevent insect damage or fungus growth, and which contains copper napthenate and arsenic. Wood Joinery Joints created by cutting and fitting woodwork with interlocking pieces or by nailing or screwing them together.