Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 936
t or to the nearest tier of beams; thence at least 20inches thick to a height of 100 feet or to the nearest tier of beams; thenceat least 16 inches thick to a height of 13S feet or to the nearest tier oflearns; and thence at least 12 inches thick to the top. ♦Tables X and Y, with the accompanying… … 9IO BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. TABLE Y.*Thickness of Walls for the Warehouse Class of Buildings. This classification includes the following kinds of buildings: Armories,l-rtweries, ciiurches, cooperage shops, court-houses, factories, foundries,jals, libraries, light-houses, power-houses, machine-shops,…
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