Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 152
l headers.The bonding of angles is an important matter, and, in addition tothe regular bond, most of the city laws require that the corners shallbe tied with iron .straps or bolts. In joining new work to old, how- 117 108 BUILDING SUPERINTENDENCE ever, direct bonding should l)e avoided for fear of… … IiK. ll»h. DKLyuual IJolUl. (Ilaii. used. A given number of bricks, if built as a hollow wall, will makea more stable wall than a solid wall l)uilt from Ithe same number;besides the gain of the air spac-e. Nearly all building laws require
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