Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 179
ter shouldbe kept at hand, and whenany fresh mortar comes incontact with the face of thework it should be immediatelywashed off. General Inspection, Thesuperintendence of cut stone-work requires constant attention, as it is expensive and annoy- iug to be obliged to remove a stone after it has been… … 151. Wooden Centeiing foi- Arc-li. 141 132 BUILDING SUPERINTENDENCE The first thing necessary is a thf)rough inspection of the stoneas dehvered, and a careful search for defects which are knoA^m to beHkely to occur in the various kinds of stone. Granite often develops local defects, such as seams,…
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