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| Thinner than a Hollywood flat. Cannot stand on own. Store away easier. Lighter. |
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| Thicker than Broadway Flat. Will stand on own. Doors can be put in them. Heavier. Don't store as easily. |
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| Wagons, ramps, turntables, triscuits. |
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| Ridgid platforms that stand on casters instead of legs. |
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| Platform that is made so that it's top is at an angle. |
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| Pivot on their central axis. |
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| Stressskin platform. Excellent weight to strength ratio. |
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| Wood joint that connects corners. Top and bottom rails to stiles. Grain runs across gap to bridge gap. |
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| Center support rail going from stile to stile. |
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| Wood joint that joins toggle to stiles and diagonal Braces to stile to top and bottom rails. |
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| Runs full width of the flat |
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| Diagonal Brace than runs from top/bottom rails to stiles. |
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| Length, but do not run full length |
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| Length, but do not run full length |
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| Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep |
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