Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 29
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. (Ch. I). and fence-boards are nailed horizontally from the corner posts toeach of the other two posts, as illustrated in Fig. 2. These boardsshould be long enough to allow both the inside and outside lines ofthe foundation walls to be marked on them. The stakes should alsobe… … J>i^ ait Fig. 2. Stakes and Fence-Boards. Fig. 3. Different Lines Indicated by SawMarks, Nails and Notches. joists. These boards have the great advantage over single stakesof being more permanent, and of allowing all projections of thewalls, such as footings, basement wall and first story wall,…
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