| Transom |  a "transom" refers to a horizontal structural element or beam that is typically found above a door or window. It |
| Tooled Joints | "tooled joints" refer to specific types of joints in concrete work that are created using a tool to shape and |
| Timber | "timber" refers to wood that has been processed into beams and planks, a stage in the process of wood |
| Tiler | a "tiler" is a skilled tradesperson responsible for laying tiles on floors, walls, and other surfaces. Their work involves preparing |
| Threshold | a "threshold" in the context of a door typically refers to the horizontal component at the bottom of a doorway. |
| Tamp (to tamp) | "to tamp" generally refers to the process of compacting or packing down materials to ensure stability and support. This is |
| Suspended Concrete Slab | a suspended concrete slab refers to a horizontal structural element that is elevated above the ground or another floor level. |
| Suspended ceiling | a suspended ceiling, also known as a drop ceiling or false ceiling, is a secondary ceiling that is hung below |
| Stud | the term "stud" typically refers to the vertical framing members used in wall and partition systems. These studs are made |
| Strip Flooring | Flooring laid as separate boards, fitting together with a tongue on one edge and a mating groove on the other. |
| String course | A string course, also known as a belt course, is a horizontal band of decorative masonry that extends across the |
| Stretcher (brick) | a "stretcher" refers to a type of brick used in bricklaying. It is a brick that is laid with its |
| Straight Edge | The term "Straight Edge" in Australian commercial construction projects refers to a high level of quality and precision in the |
| Storey Rod | a "storey rod" (also known as a "story pole" or "story stick" in other regions) is a tool used by |
| Stop (Stopping) | the term "stop" or "stopping" refers to the process of filling gaps, holes, or cavities in walls, floors, or ceilings |
