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Building construction and superintendence (1909)

Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 543

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X. t <t i «»e .-.«!.-»—. Si Fig. 368. Bcrger Corrugaterl Steel Plate. Dimensions. of an inch. They are made widei^at one end of each sheet than at the other, so that sheets may, if desired, shingle or fit endwise into each other; or they may be had with non-tapering corrugations. Full-sized… … iierger Floor System. Plate uu J.cams. covering width of each sheet, that is, the distance from center tocenter of side laps, is 20 inches. Among the advantages of this type of corrugated sheets forfloor construction may be mentioned the small size of the corrusra-

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