Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 321
portion of the brick revealis shown ; the rod being too narrow to showthe usual 4J in., an inch is sufficient for thepurpose. Square across from each ex-tremity a line 9| in. long, and from eachpoint of the last lines draw another parallelto b b. These lines represent the face ofthe plaster, and a… … Fig. 953.—Enlarged Section through SideBoxings of Frame. for the plaster. Next proceed to fill in theframe and finishings. In this instance thesashes are 2 in. thick with 1 in. outer andinner linings, making the total thickness6J in. as shown in the erlarged detail (Fig.953). Draw a line 6J in.…
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