Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 517
own in Fig.1590, each fitted in its own joint, and drivenin up to the shoulder (Fig. 1591). Achalk line is then stretched from the firstplug to the last, the line being held suffi-ciently far from the surface of the bricks toallow for the thickness of the plaster. The plugs are marked at this… … Fig. 1591.—Plug Fitted to Joint. Securing Skirting in First=classWork. In buildings of a more pretentious charac-ter, and superintended by a clerk of works, ahigher class of work is expected. Supposean order has been given to fix two sets ofgrounds for a 9-in. skirting, the wal!s of theroom to be…
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