Building stone, lathing, plastering, and tiling, common brickwork, ornamental brickwork and terra cotta : lighting fixtures, use and design of lighting fixtures, architectural design (1909)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton : International Textbook Co. · leaf 67
ointednails driven throughthe point of the V. 12. Expanded-Metal I^aths.—Fig. 3shows a kind of metallath that is made fromthin sheets of soft toughsteel. The sheets arefirst slit and thenexpanded so that a dia-mond-shaped mesh isformed, the width ofthe strips being turnednearly square to the… … liiLijji Fig. 3 §38 LATHING, PLASTERING, AND TILING is barely i inch. These laths possess considerable stiffnessand do not need stretching; they can be fastened directly tothe floor joists and studding, but when laid on boards, metalfurring should be interposed. The lathing is stiffer whenplaced so…
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