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Catalogue of Structural Steel & Iron for Architects, Engineers & Contractors (1910)

Manitoba Bridge & Iron Works · Manitoba Bridge & Iron Works · leaf 180

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lso provides a good bearing for the joist. Note that the flanges forming the side and top of the hanger are wroughtwith a groove in the center so as to let the spike head go in level. It alsogreatly stiffens the flange where the angle at the top is formed. Wire nailsare generally used, and when… … No. 327—Partition or Wa.ll Hanger. :n building, the joist will fall down without damaging any of the headers orwalls. Xote that the side flanges of these hangers are li inches, and youtherefore get 3-inch bearing on the top of the header as well as the advan-tage of spiking the side flangeb. The…

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