Definitions: B - Specialty
bevel joint
A bevel joint is a technique used to hide the joint between pieces of material. In a bevel joint, material edges to be joined are cut at complementary angles (e.g. 45 degrees and 135 degrees); the beveled edge surfaces are then overlapped and joined securely together.
References - bevel joint
See the following for additional bevel joint information:
- The Colouring, Bronzing and Patination of Metals Watson-Guptill, February 1991, Richard Hughes, Michael Rowe, ISBN 823007626
- Jlc Field Guide to Residential Construction Journal of Light Construction, January 2006, Editors of the Journal of Light Construction, ISBN 1928580289
- 2009 International Building Code: Softcover Version ICC (distributed by Cengage Learning); 1 edition, March 2009, International Code Council, ISBN 1580017258
- What Your Contractor Can't Tell You: The Essential Guide to Building and Renovating Shube Publishing, January 2008, Amy Johnston, ISBN 979983800
- Renovation: Completely Revised and Updated R.S. Means Company; 2 edition, August 2002, Donald Reynolds and RS Means , ISBN 876296584
Common projects involving bevel joint
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