batt
[bat]
/bæt/
noun
1.
a sheet of matted cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers.
Also,
bat
.
Origin
1830-40;
special use of
bat
1
batt.
1.
battalion
.
2.
battery
.
Examples from the web for
batt
Although installation costs may vary, loose-fill insulation is usually less expensive to install than
batt
insulation.
When installed in wood framing, faced
batt
insulation shall be face stapled.
To evaluate
batt
installation, you can measure
batt
thickness and check for gaps between
batt
s.
As an added measure, glue the kraft-paper side of
batt
insulation to the top of the last layer of rigid insulation.
Starting at the top of the stud space, push the
batt
into place.
Secure blanket or
batt
with continuous cleats to structure above.
With pressure-preservative-treated wood construction,
batt
insulation is placed in the cavities between the wood studs.
British Dictionary definitions for
batt
batt
/
bæt
/
noun
1.
(
textiles
)
another word for
batting
(sense 1)
2.
(
Austral & NZ
) a slab-shaped piece of insulating material used in building houses
Related Abbreviations for
batt
batt.
battalion
battery