Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 372
ramed Jamb Linings, Grounds, etc.—These are fitted in an 18-in. wall, whichmeans that, with the plastering, the jamblinings will have to be 20 in. wide. It isusual to frame the jamb linings out of stuff2| in. to 3| in. wide and about \\ in. toIf in. thick. The rails and stiles ofthese linings are… … Fig. 1139. Fig. 1137.—Half Inside andHalf Outside Elevationof Four-panelled Door. Fig. 1138.—Half Plan look-ing down, and Half Planlooking up. Fig. 1139.—TransverseSection. 344 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY. shown. The jambs are placed plumb and driven in. Any necessary faring, either inout of winding, and…
Carpentry · Joinery
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