Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 478
aces between the tiles and the metal column being solidly filledwith cement mortar. 418. CONCRETE COVERINGS.—Iron or steel columns maybe fire-proofed by using metal furring and metal lath, and by eitherfilling inside of and around the lath with concrete or plastering onthe lath and leaving an… … Fig. 276. Tile Covering? for Round Cast-iron Columns. and protect the column, being poured inside of a temporary plankform built around it. placed usuallv at least 2 inches away, and inthis case taking the place of the metal lath mentioned above. Whenlath is used it may serve both as a form to…
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