rubber sheeting

Again her attention was drawn to the roll of rubber sheeting.

The mattress must be protected; and protection is best secured by means of a large piece of rubber sheeting.

Some advocate heavy plastic or rubber sheeting.

It was comfortable, but covered with thin rubber sheeting, as was all the soft furnishing.

At the time, Hispania was carrying a cargo of asbestos, rubber sheeting and steel.

Gedanken suddenly remembered the roll of rubber sheeting - the one she had seen in the corner of the laboratory.

The inside was lined with a double layer of rubber sheeting, which explained why no blood had seeped through to betray the killer's ghastly freight.

On the floor was a pile of pebbles, in a corner a roll of rubber sheeting, in another a gleaming brass telescope.

Coleen ran to the skeeter, unloaded a roll of absorbent rubber sheeting, and lugged it back to the pond.

The rubber sheeting for the second and fourth layers was supplied by the German company Continental AG.

The armour was a sandwich of thin naval steel or boiler plate and wood or rubber sheeting to improve protection against small arms.

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and black synthetic rubber sheeting, which have an average life span of 10 to 25 years, provide more design flexibility.

The large rubber pillow tanks lie on rubber sheeting within earth walls, dug to the Platoon Commander's specification by a local contractor.

The hull is a skin made of two materials - a synthetic rubber sheeting below the water line and a blend of marine canvas and acrylic above.

A variety of substances were typically used and included air, olive or mineral oil, gauze, paraffin wax, rubber sheeting or bags and Lucite balls.

The regulation household sheet covering the rubber should be tucked well under the mattress at the ends and sides; in that way the rubber sheeting will be held firmly.

In the grim room's foreground was a solid table appropriately set with cotton batting and rubber sheeting, and Missy herself w as lying in the correct examining position.

To arrange this, a cotton sheet is doubled so as to make a strip about one yard wide and two yards long; the smaller piece of rubber sheeting is laid between the folds.

Below them is a broad, shallow basin, cobbled together from rubber sheeting, which measures 25 feet by 28 feet, from which water is pumped up to each fish through a hose connected to its belly.

Believing that structure "subordinates function" (a neat trick, that), Linda Jean Fisher presents "Insectual Cello," an approximation of the instrument in black rubber sheeting ornamented with a vacuum cleaner hose, grommets, winged nuts, and so forth.