Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 603
Fig. 445. Steel Beam Furring for Plaster Moldings. The larger portion of the plaster beams, ceilings, domes, etc., ofthe Congressional Library are formed with expanded-metal on ironfurrings, as were also the very elaborate ceiling of the dining-roomin the Chicago Athletic Club and the domes and… … Fig. 446. Furring for False Girders. ing is supported by a background of hard mortar on expanded-inetal. The extent to which both wire lath and expanded-metal mav beused in forming a base for mortar and cement appears to be un-limited FIRE-PROOF COX STRUCTI OX—FURRING. S77 When hollow tiles are…
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