| Circuit Breaker |  a device designed to shut off the power to portions (or all) of the house; and to limit the amount |
| Circuit | the path of electrical flow from a power source through an outlet and back to ground. |
| Chase | In the context of commercial construction in Australia, a "chase" refers to a groove or channel cut into a wall, |
| Centring | Centring in commercial construction refers to the temporary support structures used to hold up the formwork for arches, vaults, and |
| Cement (Portland) | Cement, specifically Portland cement, is a fundamental material used in commercial construction in Australia. It serves as a key ingredient |
| Ceiling | In commercial construction in Australia, the term "ceiling" refers to the overhead interior surface that covers the upper limits of |
| Cca | Copper Chrome Arsenic (CCA) is a wood preservative that has been widely used to protect timber from decay, insects, and |
| Cavity Wall | A cavity wall in commercial construction in Australia refers to a type of wall construction that consists of two separate Synonyms - partition wall, internal wall
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| Cavity Sliding Door (CSD) | |
| Cast In-Situ | In the context of Australian commercial construction, cast in-situ refers to a process of casting concrete in position, as opposed Synonyms - cast
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| Cast | In commercial construction in Australia, the term "cast" typically refers to the process of forming concrete elements by pouring liquid |
| Carpentry | Carpentry in commercial construction in Australia involves the skilled trade of cutting, shaping, and installing building materials during the construction |
| Capping Brick | Bricks which are specially shaped for capping the exposed top of a wall. |
| Cap (capping) | In the context of commercial construction in Australia, a cap (capping) refers to a covering or a barrier installed to |
| Cantilever | In commercial construction in Australia, a cantilever refers to a structural element that extends horizontally and is supported at only |
a device designed to shut off the power to portions (or all) of the house; and to limit the amount 