open-web

[ o-puh n-web ]

/ ˈɒ pənˈwɛb /

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adjective (of a metal joist or girder)

having a web of zigzag or crisscross lacing.

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Nearby words

open-sided, open-source, open-stack, open-standard, open-timbered, open-web, openable, opencast mining, opener, openhanded, opening

Origin of open-web

First recorded in 1870–75

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Examples from the Web for open-web

By an open-web girder, the speaker means a girder which has a lower and upper chord connected by verticals.
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