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Mortars, plasters, stuccos, artificial marbles, concretes, portland cements and compositions (1906)

Fred T. Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 331

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s of the paving. For instance, for two inchpaving the widths should be 1% inches. This allows HOW TO USE THEM 327 about % inches in the rough coat (with ys inch playfrom the bottom), and about % inch in the topping, andYs inch for the upper thickness of the topping to coverthe top edges of the… … -Half Plan of Coach Yard, withSection through Centre. NO. 3. ly over the strips, with the aid of a straight edge, so asto form a clean and sharp joint. As already mentioned,these strips allow for any subsequent contraction or ex-pansion, thus avoiding zigzag cracks; and in the event ofrepairs to…

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