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How to read plans and take off bills of materials. (1917)

William A. Radford · Radford Architectural Company · leaf 189

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ate to the full depth required andat least 8 inches wider all around than shown on the plan.All foundation walls and porch piers must in every case rundown to a solid bearing and at least 6 inches below frostfrom finished grade line. (16) Care of Top Soil—All black top soil must be placedseparately… … RELATION OF PLANS WITH SPECIFICATIONS 187 (17) Footings and Foundations—All footings under all mainwalls, chimneys and piers, and 12-inch foundation walls upto grade, to be of concrete, composed of one part Portlandcement, three parts sand and four parts crushed stone. The concrete contractor is to…

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