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Carpentry and woodwork (1911)

Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 491

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The box fora concrete wall should be well supported and braced,as the weight is sufficient to force the boards out ofPosition. The method shown at Fig. 226 is frequentlyused, the % or 1 inch plank being supported by2x4 inch studs, which in turn are braced as shown.On cheap work the outside boarding… … Stakt. »niT7rrn>>>t>r/)nirr/rti>mmttir>>>>}nnfJ)n> n cor krttm SS//SSSS. Fig. 226. Concrete foundations surface. At this point the outer boarding must com- mence, and be continued to ^^. . top of foundation. In order to have the foundation level on top, it is best to…

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