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| Point load |  Point loads are critical in commercial construction projects in Australia, as they significantly impact the structural integrity of buildings. They |
| Ply Or Plywood | Plywood, also known as ply, is a type of engineered wood product commonly used in Australian commercial construction projects. It |
| Plumbing stack | a plumbing stack refers to a vertical pipe system that is part of a building's plumbing infrastructure. It is designed |
| Plumbing rough in (roughin) | The plumbing rough-in process in Australian commercial construction projects involves installing the basic plumbing infrastructure before the walls and ceilings |
| Plumbing Code of Australia (PCA) | |
| Plumber | In the context of commercial construction projects in Australia, a plumber is a professional tradesperson responsible for the installation, maintenance, |
| Plumb | In the context of Australian commercial construction projects, "plumb" refers to the vertical alignment of structures or elements. When something |
| Plastic Paints | Plastic paints, in the context of commercial construction projects in Australia, refer to a type of paint that incorporates synthetic |
| Plasterboard | Plasterboard, also known as drywall or gyprock, is a panel made of calcium sulfate dihydrate used in the construction of |
| Plaster | Plaster is a versatile and commonly used material for interior wall and ceiling finishes. It is a mixture of gypsum, |
| Plank | A "plank" typically refers to a long, flat piece of timber, metal, or engineered material used in various construction applications. |
| Pitch | The term "pitch" refers to the angle or slope of a roof or other inclined surface. It is typically expressed |
| Pilot Hole | A pilot hole is a small, preliminary hole drilled into a material to guide a larger drill bit or to |
| Pier | A "pier" typically refers to a vertical structural element that is used to support loads and transfer them to the |
