français term
remontée en plinthe
I think it means that the "couvre joint" covers the part of a carpet or other floor covering material, that has been turned up against the wall, and this invention will cover this ending part of the floor cover, fixing it against the wall at the same time.
I need a technical word or expression in Italian, right now I've come up with: "ripiegato verso l'alto" or "a ridosso della parete". Thanks for the help.
4 +1 | risvolto (perimetrale) | Agnès Levillayer |
4 | profilo per sguscia | shamouni |
Jan 4, 2010 13:11: Agnès Levillayer changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (3): Christel Zipfel, Silvia Carmignani, Agnès Levillayer
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Proposed translations
risvolto (perimetrale)
http://www.formar.it/acces1.html
profilo per sguscia
http://www.gerflor.be/be/batiment/accessoires-solutions-te/gamme-accessoires/remontees-plinthes.html
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