Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 517
, 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 perfectly square and plumb whenplastered. When the room is on the groundfloor, the floor-level, if it has not beenmarked, must be obtained. It may… … Fig. 1592.—Fixing Skirting in Common Work. opening (Figs. 1593 to 1595), the inside walls,being plumbed from floor to ceiling, tryingthe window side first to see if it inclinesinwards or outwards at the top or at thebottom. Then the joints to receive theplugs (beginning with the window side)…
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