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Key lot – A lot in such a position that one side is adjacent to the back of other lots which in a subdivision is considered to be a least desirable lot.

Kiln-dried lumber – Lumber that was dried to reduce its moisture content in a large oven-like chamber called a liln for varying periods of time depending on its thickness and grade to make it a more stable building product.

Kiosk – A small, light structure with one or more open sides often seen in shopping malls as a photo shop, key shop or news stand.

Knob-and-tube wiring – A method of electric wiring in very old buildings that is no longer used where the wires are attached to porcelain knobs and tubes as an insulating method.

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