Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 145
INTENDENCE 101 the manner of laying tlie .stones must have our attention. All tlustones mu.st be laid as nearly as possible on their natural bed,that is, with their splitting suiface horizontal. Angles and cornersmu.st be carefully laid with large .stones l)onding across each wav,as in Fig. 102.… … vj:^ Fiji. 102. BouiUug of Coruer. be left when the wall is being built, as it may be difficult to breakan opening after the walls are carried up. Derrick Stones. All of the stones which are suitable for theheavy walls which we have described should be large, and willrequire the use of derricks in…
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