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The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)

San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 438

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—As a curtain -call for steel structures, this wall txcels. It is light, strong and is proof againsthre, heat and moisture. No furring or lathing is necessary. The Architect and Engineer 85 … Each Thermos brick bonds with three bricks in the alternate course. 4. A permanent form of protection for reinforced concrete, and followingupon, and as a part of these basic advantages, a web-brick wall— 5. Dispenses with the need of exterior facing. 6. Does away with the need of interior furring.…

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