Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 182
ore positions itwill be found appropriate and useful. And as to itsmaterials and form, we can almost select at pleasure.The nearer the house, the more solid and archi-tectural should be the construction, although theheavier types need by no means be confined to thisposition. The horizontal supports… … Fig. 43.—A Timbered Pergola. able, are excellent; but stout piers of stone, brick, ortile if built with raked-out joints look very well,especially if varied in plan, square alternating withround or hexagonal sections. Where timber isused for the posts as well as the flat roof, we canuse all the…
