Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 140
rj\iH)ir .i\n i-xrR.ixcn are. is. if3 The footings of the area walls should be started as deep as thebottom of the cesspool, both being below the frost line. 132. ENTRANCE AREAS.—All area steps, when practicable,should be of stone, or of stone and brick combined.* When the soilis hard and compact… … yg. Entrance Area. Stoneanil-I!rick Steps. run of steps may be economically built by shaping the earth to therake of the steps and building them directly on the earth, layingtwo courses of bricks, in cement, for the risers, and covering themwith 2-inch stone treads, as shown in Fig. 79. All parts…
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