Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 143
his form of strap, having an adjustableplate at the top which can be forced close tothe heel of the principal rafter, is rather abetter kind than when simply in the form ofa stirrup-iron. Hipped End of King - post Roof.— Aconventional view of a portion of a king-post roof with hipped end is shown… … Fig. 466.—Part Elevation of Main Truss showing King-post and Section of Tie-beam of Half Truss. leads to rather a clumsy connection ; there-fore the bolt and nut method shown at Figs.461 and 462 is adopted for securing the tie-beam and king-post together.
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