Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 402
iilt frame buildings is that it reduces the insurancerate, as the veneer offers some protection from fires starting inadjoining buildings. \eneered buildings, however, are not nearlyas free from danger from fire as brick buildings are, and they wouldprobably be destroyed by fire on the inside… … Fig. 218.—Drick-venecr Construction. Metal Ties. 5 inches thicker and the foundations project sufficiently beyond theframe to support the veneer. The elevations are drawn the sameas for a building with solid brick walls. The wooden frame should be constructed in the best manner, withat least 4 by…
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