üheseinalised

üheseinalised is an Estonian term that literally translates to "single-walled." It is most commonly used in the context of construction and building materials to describe structures or components that consist of a single layer or wall. This is in contrast to double-walled or multi-walled construction, which involves multiple layers of material separated by a space or insulation.

In building, üheseinalised walls might be constructed from materials like brick, concrete, or wood, where the structural integrity and insulation are provided by that single layer. This approach can be simpler and less expensive than building with multiple layers, but may also offer less thermal insulation or soundproofing depending on the material used. For example, a single-layer brick wall is üheseinaline.

The term can also be applied to other contexts, such as single-walled pipes or containers, indicating a construction made from one continuous layer of material. The primary characteristic is the absence of additional, distinct layers within the structure.