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Close studding

Close studding is a form of timber work used in timber-framed buildings in which vertical timbers (studs) are set close together, dividing the wall into narrow panels. Rather than being a structural feature, the primary aim of close studding is to produce an impressive front.

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Close studding

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related to history · 26
Close studding → Although, Among, Baddiley, Barnsley, Café, Cave St-Vincent, Cheshire, Close, Close-studded, Compared, Compiègne, Dragon Hall, East Anglia, England, France, Gunthwaite Hall, It, Its, Mancetter Manor, Normandy
related to Inns and cafés · 21
Close studding → Avoncroft Museum, Bear's Head Hotel, Brereton, Café, Cave St-Vincent, Cheshire, Chester, Chester Rows, Compiègne, Congleton, Crown Hotel, France, Frankwell, Historic Buildings, Horses Inn, Nantwich, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, String, The Falcon
related to Private houses · 18
Close studding → Audlem, Bunbury, Chantry House, Cheshire, Coggeshall, Essex, Gawsworth, Gawsworth Old Rectory, Greyfriars, Hall, Longdon, Mancetter, Mancetter Manor, Moat Farm, Paycocke's, Warwickshire, Worcester, Worcestershire
related to Public halls · 16
Close studding → Albi, Booth Hall, Dragon Hall, Evesham, Fordwich, France, Guildhall, Kent, Lavenham, Moot Hall, Norfolk, Norwich, Round House, Suffolk, Town, Worcestershire
related to Variations · 16
Close studding → An, Bunbury, Chantry House, Close, Congleton, England, Examples, Guildhall, In, Lavenham, Longdon, Moat Farm, Regional, Some, Variation, White Lion
related to Churches · 14
Close studding → All Angels Church, Altcar, Baddiley, Cheshire, Church, Marton, Melverley, Shropshire, St James, St Michael, St Michael's Church, St Paul, St Peter's Church, West Lancashire
related to Description · 4
Close studding → Although, Limewash, Studs, To
is a · 1
Close studding → form of timber work used in timber-framed buildings in which vertical timbers

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Close studdingis aform of timber work used in timber-framed buildings in which vertical timbers0.90text
guildhallsinstance ofPublic buildings0.80text
market hallsinstance ofPublic buildings0.80text
churchesinstance ofPublic buildings0.80text
inns often employed close studdinginstance ofPublic buildings0.80text
Close studdingrelated to ChurchesChurch0.60section
Close studdingrelated to ChurchesSt James0.60section
Close studdingrelated to ChurchesSt Paul0.60section
Close studdingrelated to ChurchesMarton0.60section
Close studdingrelated to ChurchesCheshire0.60section
Close studdingrelated to ChurchesSt Michael's Church0.60section
Close studdingrelated to ChurchesBaddiley0.60section

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    Close studding

    Nodes62
    Edges61
    Triples120
    Avg. degree1.97
    Density0.032258
    Components1
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