eframed into the sills, and their tenons wedged from theoutside, to draw them home. They should also bearupon the wall equally with the sill. All beams having aspan of 12 feet and over, should have at least one row ofcross-bridging of l/( x 3-inch fencing. The second andthird story beams are… … HOUSE-PLANS FOR EVERYBODY. 191 destruction, so common in large buildings, such as obliqueor outward thrusts, or irregularity of bearings, but a per-fect repose is secured to every piece of timber in the house The Bay-window frame-work (see fig. 140) is 1 inch less in depth than the principal sills…
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