Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 832
angle-irons, to which the first stud of the partitionshould be rivctted. In extremely large doorways and on freight elevators it is oftenthe custom to make the frames of heavy 2-inch channel-irons, towhich are hung the large fire-proof doors. 675. MEASURIXG PLASTERWORK.—Lathing is alwaysfigured by… … Fio 626. \\indo\v Frame in Metal Lath and PlasterCorridor Partition. measured by the square yard, whether it be one, two or three-coatwork, or whether it be lime or hard plaster. In regard to deductions, for openings, custom varies somewhat indifterent portions of the country, and also with…
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