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Canadian wood products industries (1915)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 26

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er possible piles should layeast and west so that the maximum heat of the sundoes not fall on the ends. With hardwood the styleof piling is the same except that strips should not bemore than 3 ft. apart and no ends should be allowedto project beyond the last cross strip. This is solelyon account of… … Fig. 3.—Pile tied without strips. lengths provided that the crossing strips can followin line one above the other (Fig. 2). Of course a space is left between each board inthe same tier so that air can travel upward as wellas across the pile, and although it is usual when pilingsized lumber to keep…

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