Falzaufschlag

English translation: rebate cuff

03:00 May 26, 2019
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering
German term or phrase: Falzaufschlag
Zargen nach DIN 18101, Fabrikat BOS, Knauf oder gleichwertig, aus Stahlblech 1,5 mm, verzinkt und grundiert, Zargenspiegel vorne/hinten 30/30 mm, Putzwinkel vorne/hinten 10/10 mm, Boden-einstand 30 mm, Falzaufschlag ca. 15 mm, Falztiefe ca. 28 mm, Bandtaschen, umlaufende Hohlkammerdichtung, Farbe nach Wahl Mieter, Befestigung an der Wand mittels Anker nach Hersteller-vorgabe, aus Schallschutzgründen sind die Zargenanschlüsse zu Beton- oder Mauerwerkswänden zu den Betonwänden voll auszumörteln, bei GK-Wänden mit Mineralwolle dicht auszustopfen.
Jeff Steffin
Local time: 17:19
English translation:rebate cuff
Explanation:
Aufschlag here is cuff
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Cillie Swart
South Africa
Local time: 02:19
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4rebate
Kartik Isaac
4rebate cuff
Cillie Swart
3rebate width
D. I. Verrelli


  

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rebate


Explanation:
Hope this helps.


    https://www.wonkeedonkeetools.co.uk/woodworking-hand-planes/what-is-a-rebate-or-rabbet-plane/
    https://www.linguee.com/english-german/search?source=auto&query=Falztiefe
Kartik Isaac
Switzerland
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neutral  D. I. Verrelli: This doesn't seem to provide enough contrast to distinguish it from Falztiefe (in the source text).
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rebate cuff


Explanation:
Aufschlag here is cuff


    Reference: http://www.linguee.com
Cillie Swart
South Africa
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neutral  D. I. Verrelli: It does make some sense, but that phrase doesn't appear to be used in English. https://www.bing.com/search?q=+"rebate+cuff" https://www.google.com/search?q="rebate cuff" Do you have a more specific URL?
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rebate width


Explanation:
REINÆRDT produce frames for doors & windows that seem relevant here.
In particular, the following document includes a technical drawing that defines various characteristic dimensions.
https://www.reinaerdt.de/cpmedia/downloads/3-6-stahlzargen-g...
Notice that Falztiefe measures one dimension of the rebate (presumably the "depth"), while Falzaufschlag seems to measure another dimension of the rebate — which contrast with "depth" suggests could be called "width".

Should we use "rebate" or something else?
REINÆRDT themselves use "rebate" in English. Indeed, one of their product configurations is described as "Norm rebated", which I am guessing means that the rebate's dimensions conform to the applicable DIN standard. The diagrams likewise show two dimensions of each rebate — although they have not been given names in English there.
http://www.reinaerdt.com/uploads/page/downloads/2051e375d70-...

Hence I propose "rebate width", or "rebate breadth".

One caution: the first document also defines a "Falzmass Breite", which needs to be distinguished as different to the Falzaufschlag.

D. I. Verrelli
Australia
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