Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 518
3 to 1595), anddrop a plumb line from the rule as a guideto set the chalk line, which should be parallelwith the rule. The chalk line should bekept back the thickness of the grounds, sothat the latter may finish flush with theface of the plaster. If the face of the wallis not quite straight or flat… … Fig. 1595. least amount of plaster on any part of thewalls must be of the specified thickness (sayJ in.). Figs. 1596 to 1599 show a methodof preparing the grounds and fixing skirtingsometimes adopted in first-class work. Ifthe wall on the window side slopes towardsthe inside of the wall, say, J in.…
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