Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 116
such as ash or sycamore, to the re-quired tint. The three forms of parquetry inordinary use are known respectively as thin,medium, and solid. The two former, whichare respectively out of J-in. and J-in. stuff,are glued to J-in. or f-in. deal backings insquares or panels from 10 in. to 18 in.square,… … Fig. 400.—View of Metal Key. groove. This system is very effectual inpreventing the rising of individual blocks,and is much used on fire-resisting concretefloors. The letter references in Figs. 391 to399 not mentioned in the text are: cgroove, d mastic, e cement, f concrete, gground. Parquet…
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