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    Title
    A Dictionary of French Building Terms
    Subtitle
    Essential for Renovators, Builders and Home-owners
    Authors and contributors
    By (author) Richard Wiles
    Physical properties
    Format: Paperback
    Number of pages: 256
    Width: 129 mm
    Height: 198 mm
    Thickness: 22 mm
    Weight: 245 g
    Audience
    General/trade
    Language
    English
    ISBN
    ISBN 13: 9781840244946
    ISBN 10: 1840244941
    Classifications
    LC classification: NA
    BISAC category code: FOR008000
    BICMainSubject: AMK
    BISAC category code: HOM016000
    BIC subject category: GBC
    BIC language qualifier (language as subject): 2ADF
    BIC language qualifier (language as subject): 2AB
    Dewey: 690.03
    Nielsen BookScan Product Class: T11.3
    BIC subject category: TN
    BISAC category code: REF008000
    BISAC category code: COM051010
    BISAC category code: ARC012000
    Publisher
    Summersdale Publishers
    Imprint name
    Summersdale Publishers
    Publication date
    03 April 2007
    Publication City/Country
    Chichester/GB
    Biographical note
    Richard Wiles is the author of the bestselling Bon Courage! He lives in France
    Main description
    A French phrase book to help you with all your building and home-renovating needs This essential dictionary and phrase book includes every term you need to know when buying, maintaining, renovating, or building a home in France. Accessible and comprehensive, it includes the technical words you won't find in an ordinary dictionary for tools and equipment as well as every aspect of painting, carpentry, roofing, plumbing, and drainage. It also equips you with terminology for planning structural changes such as extensions and determining boundaries. An appendix of emergency phrases will make this a book you'll want to keep by the phone at all times. Whether you own a home or work in France, this book will help you talk to French tradesmen with authority and avoid costly misunderstandings as you pull down the language barrier brick-by-brick.