NATCON


  1. masonry: constructed of brick or stone.
  2. concreted: constructed of concrete, a material made of sand and gravel that is united by cement into a hardened mass used for roads, foundations, etc. (adapted from the Illustrated Contemporary Dictionary, Encyclopaedic Edition, 1978)
  3. loose boulders: constructed from large stones or blocks of concrete, often placed loosely for protection against waves or water turbulence.
  4. hard surface: constructed with a surface of hard material, usually a term applied to roads surfaced with asphalt or concrete.
  5. unsurfaced: constructed with no extra protection, usually a term applied to roads not surfaced with a hard material.
  6. wooden: constructed from wood.
  7. metal: constructed from metal.
  8. glass reinforced plastic (GRP): constructed from a plastic material strengthened with fibres of glass.
  9. painted: the application of paint to some other construction or natural feature.