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gable: The portion of the roof above the eave line of a double-sloped roof. girder: A large or principal beam of wood or steel used to support concentrated loads at isolated points along its length. grade: The surface of the ground around a building. grade, wood: A designation given to the quality of manufactured lumber. gravel stop: A strip of metal with a vertical lip used to retain the gravel around the edge of a built-up roof. green board: Water-resistant gypsum wall board, indentified by label and green color paper layer. grout: A plaster-like material used to seal between ceramic and other tile in kitchens, showers, and bathsgusset: A plywood or metal plate used to strengthen the joints of a truss. gutter: A trough for carrying water. gypsum board: See “drywall”
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