Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 247
than cover the extra cost, andfor schools or hospitals the harder and cleaner surface is to be desired.These plasters are made, some of natural cement, and othersby chemical preparation, and when dry they form a clean hard surface.The natural cement plaster is slower of setting, but of greater… … Fig 343. Bostwick Lath. 197 188 BUILDING SUPERINTENDENCE For use on lathing, fibered cement should be obtained, but forplastering on brickwork or terra cotta, cement without fiber may beused. These cements are known as Acme, Agatite, or Royal cement. The best known of the chemically prepared…
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