Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 645
ruction, in which the ties consist of wire twistedto hold the side forms in place. This is the method illustrated alsoin Fig. 467. This is an inexpensive method of connection. Fig. 474 shows a simple form for a concrete foundation wall. Thefollowing description is given by the authors of the work… … Fig. 473. \^ood Forms for Heavy Concrete Wall. stakes in the bank. In some cases it may be advisable also to seta lower ranger between the studs and the bank. Occasional stakes,BB, are driven into the ground, and a ranger, CC, for the inside rowof studs, is laid on top of them, lined, and lightly…
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